Sunday, July 29, 2018
Endemic Birds of Sri Lanka - Sri Lanka Junglefowl (Gallus lsfayetti)
Endemic Birds of Sri Lanka - Sri Lanka Junglefowl (Gallus lsfayetti)
This beautiful endemic is fairly common from lowlands to high hills of Sri Lanka.
OrnithVacations Birding Tours has never missed a sighting of this Sri Lankan National Bird in our Birding Tours.
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Wednesday, July 25, 2018
Limosa Tour Report 2016 Led by Tharanga Herathhttps://www.limosaholidays.co.uk/reportpdfs/Sri%20Lanka%20Bird%20Report%20Feb%202016.pdf
Thursday, July 19, 2018
Monday, July 16, 2018
Endemic Birds of Sri Lanka. Dull-blue Flycatcher
Dull-blue Flycatcher (Eumyias sordidus)
Sings beautifully soft and sweet.
Coloration/ ID - Ashy blue with grayish white belly.Black lores and cobolt blue shiny forehead.Sexes alike unless female is sightly duller than the male.Juvenile is brown with buff spots.
Dull Blue Flycatcher is a regular sight on OrnithVacations Birding Tours with our Bird expert Tour Leaders.
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Wednesday, July 11, 2018
Watching Ceylon Whisting Thrush or Arrenga on Our Birding Tours....
Ceylon Whistling Thrush or Arrenga is definitely a very very special encounter in our Bird watching Tours, which most other bird watching tours would not offer, as it needs a lot of experience in Birding and study on this extremely elusive endemic species, that ordinary Tour guides would not come-across.
We take a very early start in a very chilly dawn from Nuwara eliya , to higher hills nearly 7000ft from sea level. we are headed to highland cloud forests of Misty peaks.
When it comes to Bird watching central Highlands of Sri Lanka has a lot to give. It is a misty paradise of Birds and named as a World Heritage Site by IUCN, considering the great capacity of diversity it offers the world. We would reach the our destination with the first rays of the sun while our tour participants enjoy the view of sun rays in one side and the other side still dark with the moon light and the clouds below them like you are flying above the clouds.
We then look for this early Bird which normally active in Dawn and Dusk and it is a regular sighting in our Tours with many more bird species including some other endemics ,thanks to our Bird Experts, who are not only Tour Leaders, but also countries foremost Bird watchers who have been studying bird life of Sri Lanka for many many years and love Birds as much as you do.
We take a very early start in a very chilly dawn from Nuwara eliya , to higher hills nearly 7000ft from sea level. we are headed to highland cloud forests of Misty peaks.
View Point Worlds end, Photo Credit - Trip Advisor.co.uk |
When it comes to Bird watching central Highlands of Sri Lanka has a lot to give. It is a misty paradise of Birds and named as a World Heritage Site by IUCN, considering the great capacity of diversity it offers the world. We would reach the our destination with the first rays of the sun while our tour participants enjoy the view of sun rays in one side and the other side still dark with the moon light and the clouds below them like you are flying above the clouds.
Sun is up on one side while moon is still there. |
Clouds below you |
a record of a nest of This species by our Director /Bird Tour Leaders Tharanga Herath. This was the first record of this species building a nest in a man made settlement. |
Sambas in plains |
Monday, July 9, 2018
Why not coming to Sri Lanka to Watch Kashmir Flycatcher?
Sri Lanka is the Best place to encounter this beautiful & illusive Bird species, and our expert Bird Tour Leaders would take you to watch them.
Friday, July 6, 2018
Watch Indian Pitta @ Sri Lanka with OrnithVacations Guided Birding Tours..
Indian Pitta
Subcontinent Endemic,Hard to find in Motherland India, But a regular sight in OrnithVacations Birding Tours in Sri Lanka, from October to April.
Tuesday, July 3, 2018
Life Cycle of Crimson Rose Butterfly (Pachliopta hector )
Monday, July 2, 2018
Is Sri Lanka FrogMouth in your Wish List?
Sri Lanka FrogMouth (Subcontinent Endemic)
Even though it is usually preferring dense forests ,well camouflaged and well hidden in Foliage looking just like a part of the tree trunk, It is an Usual sight in our Birding Tours, thanks to our Bird Experts who are excellent in spotting Birds and find illusive bird species.Contact Us Via info@ornithvacations.com or ornithvacations@gmail.com for inquiries.
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