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This article lists the birds found in the Indian state of Tamil Nadu. Over 508 species of birds have been spotted in Tamil Nadu. The list also sometimes includes the local Tamil name in italics following the English common name.


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Emerald dove, the state bird of Tamil Nadu

See also        Notes        References

Little grebe
Spot-billed pelicans
Cormorants and egrets
Cattle egret
Purple heron
Painted stork
Asian openbill stork
Glossy ibis
Bar-headed geese
Crested serpent eagle
Brahminiy kites
Indian peafowl
Grey-headed swamphen
Pheasant-tailed jacana
Eurasian curlew
Eurasian collared dove
Asian koel
Blue-faced malkoha
Indian nightjar
Malabar trogon
Great hornbill
Golden-backed woodpecker
Red-vented bulbul in Tirunelveli
Red-whiskered bulbul
White-bellied shortwing
pied bushchat
Chestnut-bellied sandgrouse
Black-naped monarch
Indian paradise flycatcher
Yellow-billed babblers
Purple sunbird
White-bellied treepie
House crow
Rufous treepie
Chestnut-tailed starling
Baya weaver
Black-winged stilt
Chestnut-headed bee-eater
Green bee-eater


Grebes

Tropicbirds

Shearwaters

Cormorants

Darters

Pelicans

Bitterns, herons and egrets

Ibises and spoonbills

Storks

Flamingos

Ducks

Hawks, kites and eagles

Falcons

Pheasants and partridges

Rails, crakes and coots

Bustards

Buttonquails

Jacanas

Avocets and stilts

Pratincoles and coursers

Plovers and lapwings

Sandpipers and allies

Snipes and curlew

Gulls

Terns

Sandgrouses

Doves and pigeons

Parrots and parakeets

Cuckoos

Barn owls

Typical owls

Nightjars

Swifts

Trogons

Kingfishers

Bee-eaters

Rollers and hoopoe

Hornbills

Barbets

Woodpeckers

Pitta and larks

Swallows and martins

Wagtails and pipits

  • White wagtail, வெள்ளை வாலாட்டிக்குருவி [3]
  • Forest wagtail, கொடிக்கால் வாலாட்டிக்குருவி
  • Large pied wagtail, கருப்பு வெள்ளை வாலாட்டிக்குருவி
  • Grey wagtail, கரும் சாம்பல் வாலாட்டிக்குருவி
  • Yellow wagtail, மஞ்சள் வாலாட்டிக்குருவி
  • Citrine wagtail, மஞ்சள் தலை வாலாட்டிக்குருவி
  • Paddyfield pipit, வயல் நெட்டைக்காலி [3]
  • Richard's pipit, ரிச்சர்ட் நெட்டைக்காலி
  • Nilgiri pipit, நீலகிரி நெட்டைக்காலி

Cuckooshrikes

Bulbuls

Thrushes and allies

Cisticola and allies

Locustellid warblers

Acrocephalid warblers

Phylloscopid warblers

Old world warblers

Old World flycatchers

Laughingthrushes

Ground babblers

Babblers

Titmice

Nuthatches

Sunbirds and spiderhunters

Flowerpeckers

White-eyes

Old World orioles

Shrikes

Woodshrikes

Drongos

Woodswallows

Crows and treepies

Starlings

Weavers

Buntings

Finches

Waxbills and allies

Sparrows

See also

Notes

  1. ^ Sridhar, TR (1987). "Tropic Bird in Madras". Newsletter for Birdwatchers. 27 (1–2): 10–12.
  2. ^ Stig Toft Madsen (2006). "Mind the Shearwaters". Newsletter for Birdwatchers. 36.
  3. ^ a b c d e f g h L. Joseph Reginald; C. Mahendran; S. Suresh Kumar; P. Pramod (December 2007). "Birds of Singanallur lake, Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu" (PDF). Zoos' Print Journal. 22 (12): 2944–2948. doi:10.11609/jott.zpj.1657.2944-8.
  4. ^ "Woodpecker" (PDF).
  5. ^ a b c V. Gokula; Lalitha Vijayan (2000). "Foraging pattern of birds during the breeding season in thorn forest of Mudumalai wildlife sanctuary, Tamil Nadu, Southern India". Tropical Ecology. 41 (2): 195–208. {{cite journal}}: Unknown parameter |lastauthoramp= ignored (|name-list-style= suggested) (help)

References

  • K. Ratnam (November 2004). Birds Of Tamil Nadu. Chennai: Manivaasagar Pathippagam.
  • K. Ratnam (May 1998). Tamilil Paravai Peyargal. Sulur, Coimbatore District: Ulagam Veliyeedu.
  • Grimmett, Richard; Inskipp, Tim (2005). Birds Of southern India. London: Christopher Helm.
  • M. A. Badshah. Checklist of birds of Tamil Nadu with English, Scientific and Tamil names. Chennai: Forest Department, Government of Tamil Nadu.
  • Sálim Ali Centre for Ornithology and Natural History, Coimbatore, Annual report, 2006-2007