Overview

A Paradise for Bird Lovers

Nestled within the Western Ghats—a global biodiversity hotspot—Koyna is home to an incredible variety of bird species. From vibrant forest dwellers to rare migratory visitors, birdwatching here is an experience like no other.

 

Top Species to Watch For:

  1. Malabar Pied Hornbill – A majestic and rare bird, often seen in the dense forest canopy.
  2. Indian Paradise Flycatcher – Known for its elegant white tail and graceful flight.
  3. Crested Serpent Eagle – Frequently seen soaring above the treetops with its signature call.
  4. Grey Junglefowl – The wild cousin of the domestic chicken, often found on quiet forest trails.
  5. Nilgiri Wood Pigeon – A vulnerable and beautiful endemic species.
  6. Indian Pitta – Colorful and elusive, spotted during pre-monsoon months.
  7. Greater Racket-tailed Drongo – With its unique tail streamers and mimicry calls.
  8. Sunbirds & Flowerpeckers – Tiny, dazzling nectar-feeders that brighten up the forest edges.

 

Best Times for Birdwatching:

  • Early mornings (6:00 AM – 9:00 AM)
  • Post-monsoon (October to March) is the prime season for bird activity and migratory species.

 

Guided Birding Tours Include:

  • Binoculars (on request)
  • Local expert guide
  • Field checklist & bird ID book
  • Silent forest trails and observation points

Perfect for:

Nature photographers, ornithologists, and casual birders of all ages.

2 Hours 26 May, 27 May, 28 May, and more Koyananagar, Maharashtra
Inclusions/Exclusions
What we'll give. What we won't

What is included in the tour

Guided Birding Tours Include:

  • Binoculars (on request)
  • Local expert guide
  • Field checklist & bird ID book
  • Silent forest trails and observation points

What is NOT included in the tour

Exclusions for Bird Watching

 

  • Personal Gear: You may need to bring your own binoculars or camera, unless otherwise specified.

  • Transportation: Travel costs to and from the bird-watching site are not included.

  • Meals: Full meals are not provided, only light refreshments may be offered.

  • Weather Gear: Items like raincoats or umbrellas are not included; prepare as needed.

  • Entry Fees: Any park or reserve entrance fees may be excluded.

 

Make sure to check the details and pack accordingly for a seamless experience!

Highlights
What makes this tour special

Top Species to Watch For:

  1. Malabar Pied Hornbill – A majestic and rare bird, often seen in the dense forest canopy.
  2. Indian Paradise Flycatcher – Known for its elegant white tail and graceful flight.
  3. Crested Serpent Eagle – Frequently seen soaring above the treetops with its signature call.
  4. Grey Junglefowl – The wild cousin of the domestic chicken, often found on quiet forest trails.
  5. Nilgiri Wood Pigeon – A vulnerable and beautiful endemic species.
  6. Indian Pitta – Colorful and elusive, spotted during pre-monsoon months.
  7. Greater Racket-tailed Drongo – With its unique tail streamers and mimicry calls.
  8. Sunbirds & Flowerpeckers – Tiny, dazzling nectar-feeders that brighten up the forest edges.
Cancellation policy

Cancellation policy is 24 hours prior

Itinerary

A Paradise for Bird Lovers

Nestled within the Western Ghats—a global biodiversity hotspot—Koyna is home to an incredible variety of bird species. From vibrant forest dwellers to rare migratory visitors, birdwatching here is an experience like no other.

 

Top Species to Watch For:

  1. Malabar Pied Hornbill – A majestic and rare bird, often seen in the dense forest canopy.
  2. Indian Paradise Flycatcher – Known for its elegant white tail and graceful flight.
  3. Crested Serpent Eagle – Frequently seen soaring above the treetops with its signature call.
  4. Grey Junglefowl – The wild cousin of the domestic chicken, often found on quiet forest trails.
  5. Nilgiri Wood Pigeon – A vulnerable and beautiful endemic species.
  6. Indian Pitta – Colorful and elusive, spotted during pre-monsoon months.
  7. Greater Racket-tailed Drongo – With its unique tail streamers and mimicry calls.
  8. Sunbirds & Flowerpeckers – Tiny, dazzling nectar-feeders that brighten up the forest edges.

 

Best Times for Birdwatching:

  • Early mornings (6:00 AM – 9:00 AM)
  • Post-monsoon (October to March) is the prime season for bird activity and migratory species.

 

Guided Birding Tours Include:

  • Binoculars (on request)
  • Local expert guide
  • Field checklist & bird ID book
  • Silent forest trails and observation points

Perfect for:

Nature photographers, ornithologists, and casual birders of all ages.

Pickup point
Directions.
Forest Escapes Koyna Resort, Karad - Chiplun Road, Koyananagar, Maharashtra, India View on Map
Who Should Join?

Who Should Join for Bird Watching?

Bird watching is perfect for:

 

  • Nature Enthusiasts: If you love spending time outdoors and connecting with wildlife, this is for you.

  • Curious Minds: For those fascinated by the beauty and diversity of birds, this is an enriching experience.

  • Peace Seekers: If you’re looking for a relaxing activity that offers moments of quiet and wonder, bird watching is ideal.

  • Photographers: Capture stunning shots of birds in their natural habitat while honing your photography skills.

  • Families and Friends: A delightful way to bond and explore nature together.

 

Embark on a journey filled with chirping melodies and fluttering wings