States Bird Of India - 1

• Andhra Pradesh

State Bird – Indian Roller

The brightly colored bird is overrun by a greyish olive colored back, brown breast and various colors of blue on its own crown, wings, tails and stomach. These birds generally lead a solitary life but may be viewed in flocks to feed swarms of insects. Throughout the mating season, males attract females using an aerobatic screen with some magnificent twists and turns, that gave them their title'Rollers'.

• Arunachal Pradesh

State Bird – Great Hornbill

The massive hornbill can be recognized by its white and yellowish bill, the yellowish casque, and also the white and black figure. Males are bigger than females. These are large birds with a wingspan up to five ft and would be the most significant hornbill species located in India. Though they appear heavy, they are really quite mild due to their thin-walled hollow cells.

• Assam

State Bird – White-winged wood duck

The duck can be recognized by its dark body, white head with black stains, orange or red eyes, and white spots on its wings. Both female and male look quite similar, but men have a glossier plumage and may be bigger than the female. It largely prefers concealed swampy regions in dense woods. It's active at dusk and dawn, feeding on aquatic plants, frogs, fishes, as well as snakes. Regrettably, it's among the most endangered birds in the world with just 800 birds flourishing on the planet.

• Bihar

State Bird – House Sparrow

House sparrows will be the chirpy birds which find relaxation in and around human settlements. They are just around 15-cm long using a gray and brown-coloured body. Despite such a tiny dimensions, they have the capacity to fly at a rate of 38--50 km/hr. Males can be recognized with their darker brown back and black spot on its neck. Once discovered abundant, their numbers have gone down quickly.

• Chhattisgarh

State Bird – Hill Myna

Hill mynas possess a feature glossy black body, yellow head and nape wattles, orange bill, yellow legs, and white spots on their tails. Both males and females look alike, together with juveniles with a duller beak. These birds are flying in pairs or in tiny flocks, in humid forests and woods borders.

• Goa

State Bird – Flame throated bulbul

The flame-throated bulbul has a yellow body with a dark head and glowing orange throat. It's indigenous to south India and favors rocky mountains, but could also be viewed from the Western Ghats. It's frequently found moving in flocks, thankfully singing with mellow sounds.

• Gujarat

State Bird – Greater Flamingo

These big pink birds are famous for their beauty. They favor saline lakes in which the water is shallow. Flamingoes clean up the muddy water using their webbed toes; and their lengthy but curved throat and bent beaks assist them feed on fish, planktons, or larvae. Even a crustacean, brine shrimp, really brings out the pink color in them. They live and breed in massive colonies; while still taking good care of the gray and white girls.

• Haryana

State Bird -- Dark francolin

Black francolin is owned by the pheasant family. The man has a black-coloured body, rufous belly, white eyepatch, and gold brown stains on the trunk. It's usually seen alone or in pairs and is chiefly heard than seen. It prefers a habitat of weedy areas and arid grasslands.

• Himachal Pradesh

State Bird – Western Tragopan

The short-tailed pheasant male could be recognized by its dark figure with white spots, blue throat, reddish neck and head bordered by a dark chin and crown. The feminine has a brownish-grey body seen with white and black stripes and dots. The birds feed on the floor but nest over the trees of dense coniferous woods. These are the rarest of living pheasants.

• Jharkhand

State Bird – Koel

The men have a glistening bluish-black body, glowing reddish eyes, and light beak and legs. Females are brown with white stripes and stains. They are famous for their particular telephone and are also part of their literary poetry world. All these are located in woodlands and areas foraging on insects, vertebrates, and eggs. They are brood parasites, so lay their egg nests of other birds.