Scientific name : Haliastur indus
Type: Aves
Diet: Omnivore
Size: 43-51cm
Breeding Season: December – April
Egg: 2
Conservation Status: Least Concern
Scientific name : Gyps fulvus
Type: Aves
Diet: Scavenger
Length: Tip of the bill – tip of the tail is 99-104 cm,wingspan 240 cm – 280 cm
Weight: 6.2 -8.5 kg in males , 6.5 -8.3 kg in females
Life Span: up to 37 years in captivity
Distribution: India, Middle East ,North Africa , West Portugal , Spain
Conservation Status: Least Concern
Scientific name : Haliaeetus leucogaster
Type: Aves
Diet: Carnivore
Size: Length: 75–85 cm , Wingspan: 180–220 cm Tail: 23.5cm
Weight: Male: 2.5-3.7 kg , Female: 2.8-4.2 kg
Lifespan: 30 years
Breeding Season: October-January
Egg: 2-3
Conservation Status: Least Concern
Scientific name : Spilornis cheela
Type: Aves
Diet: Carnivore
Size: Length: 55 to 76 cm , Wingspan: 109 – 169 cm , Tail: 30cm
Weight: 420 to 1800 g
Behavior: diurnal , solitary and non-migratory
Breeding Season: February-March
Egg: 1
Conservation Status: Least Concern
Scientific name : Milvus migrans
Type: Aves
Diet: Carnivore, scavenger
Size: Length: 61cm
Wingspan: up to 150cm.
Tail: 26.5cm
Weight: Male: 630-930 g, , Female: 750-940g
Breeding Season: March-May
Egg: 2-4
Conservation Status: Least Concern
Scientific name : Hieraaetus pennatus
Type: Aves
Diet: Carnivore
Size: Length: 42-50 cm , Wingspan: 113-134 cm , Tail: 19cm
Weight: Male: 635-770 g , Female: 840-1,146g
Lifespan: 12 years in captivity
Breeding Season: March-June
Egg: 2
Conservation Status: Least Concern
Scientific name : Lophura nycthemera
Type: Aves
Diet: seeds and fruits , also takes invertebrates
Size(L): Male:120 -125 cm , Female :55–90 cm
Weight: Male:1.13–2 kg
Female:1–1.3 kg
Habitat: both grasslands and bamboo, evergreen and deciduous forests.
Breeding Season: February-May
Egg: 6-9
Scientific name : Anthracoceros albirostris
Type: Aves
Diet: Mostly feeds on fruit; diet also includes fish , small reptiles,mammals and insects
Size: Length: 90 cm ,wing :29.5 cm
Bill: 12.5 cm
Habitat: Broad leaved evergreen and deciduous forest
Breeding Season: April – May
Egg: 2 -3
Conservation Status: Least Concern
Scientific name : Pavo cristatus
Type: Aves
Diet: Omnivore
Length: Body, 35 to 50 in (90 to 130 cm); Tail, 5 ft (1.5 m)
Weight: 4 to 6 kg
Life Span: 23 years (In captivity)
Habit : Solitary
Conservation Status: Extinct in wild
Scientific name : Buceros bicornis
Type: Aves
Diet: Mostly feeds on fruit; diet also includes small reptiles, mammals and insects
Size: Length: 100-120 cm (40-48 in.); wing : 52.5 cm,
Bill: 35.2 cm
Life Span: 35 to 40 years
Habitat: Broad leaved evergreen and moist deciduous forest
Conservation Status: Vulnerable
Scientific name : Bubo zeylonensis
Type: Aves
Diet: Rodents ,birds ,reptiles and fish
Size: Length: 48-58cm
Wing: 355-434mm
Weight: 1105-1308g
Habit: Semi-diurnal
Habitat:Thick lowland forest,open but well-wooded forest,always near water, old mango groves
Breeding Season: January and February
Egg: 1-2
Conservation Status: Not Threatened (Globally)
Scientific name : Dromaius novaehollandiae
Type: Aves
Diet: Omnivore
Hight : 5 – 6.5 feet
Weight: 18kg – 60kg
Life Span: 5-10 years in the wild 12 – 20 years in captivity
Habitat : Open grasslands with bushes close to water
Conservation Status: Least Concern
Scientific name : Melopsittacus undulatus
Type: Aves
Diet: Omnivore
Size: 15cm – 20cm
Weight: 30 – 40 g
Lifespan: 5 – 8 years (Adult, In captivity)
Habitat: Open woodland and grassland near water
Egg: 6
Conservation Status: Least Concern
