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Birding or Birdwatching in Pench National Park |
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| The Pench National Park has a large and varied population of avifauna and is surely a bird watcher's paradise. Recent estimates claim that the population of birds in Pench National park is around 200 different species. The different birds at the Pench National park include barbets, bulbuls, minivets, orioles, wagtails,Indian rollers and munias. |
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The Pench National Park is also home to a large number of migratory birds and ducks of various varieties. One can also spot birds such as the Crested Serpent Eagle, painted francolin, Changeable hawk Eagle, Malabar Pied Hornbill, Collared Scops Owl and other species like White-eyed Buzzard, Mottled Wood Owl, and jungle Owlet.
The water birds, seen more profoundly during the winter time include waterfowls, blue kingfishers,Indian Skimmers and others. The rivers that cut across the park, such as the Pench River, the small streams and the running water bodies here offer an ideal playground for the water birds. So, if you are interested in Birdwatching there is no better place than the Pench National Park.
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