Mount Abu–Where Every Week Tells a New Story.
The second week of August 2025 continued to offer birders excellent conditions—comfortable weather, open skies, and a vibrant forest. This is an ideal time to experience Mount Abu’s bird life at a relaxed pace.
Key Resident Species to Watch:
Green Avadavat (Green Munia): Endangered and sought-after, Abu remains one of its last strongholds. They often forage in flocks and are active.
Munias: The Green Munia, the Scaly-breasted Munia, and the Indian Silverbill are also busy with nesting activities.
Why August Is Special:
This isn’t the season for winter migrants, but that makes it unique—birding here in August is about slowing down and watching resident species in their natural cycle of courtship, nesting, and feeding.
Mount Abu in August reminds birders that bird watching is not always about filling checklists, but about immersing oneself in the life and rhythm of the forest.
Bird of the week.
Yellow-eyed Babbler - Chrysomma sinense August 2025 Mt Abu .mp4
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| Indian Yellow Tit - Machlolophus aplonotus |
Indian Yellow Tit - Machlolophus aplonotus Aug 2025 Mt Abu
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| Laughing Dove - Streptopelia senegalensis |
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| Oriental Magpie-Robin - Copsychus saularis |
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| Oriental Magpie-Robin - Copsychus saularis |
%20Falco%20peregrinus%200F4A4941.jpg "Peregrine Falcon (Shaheen) Falco peregrinus") |
| Peregrine Falcon (Shaheen) Falco peregrinus |
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| Red Spurfowl - Galloperdix spadicea |
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| Tickell's Blue Flycatcher - Cyornis tickelliae |
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| White-breasted Waterhen - Amaurornis phoenicurus |
%20Falco%20peregrinus%200F4A4933.jpg "Peregrine Falcon (Shaheen) Falco peregrinus")
%20Falco%20peregrinus%200F4A4941.jpg "Peregrine Falcon (Shaheen) Falco peregrinus")
.jpg "Tickell's Blue Flycatcher - Cyornis tickelliae")
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