Sattal - Apri 2016

I recently visited Nainital for four days and during that visit I went to Sattal on two mornings and saw the following birds.


Grey-headed Canary-flycatcher 

Blue Whistling Thrush
Verditer flycatcher
Ashy Bulbul
White-Throated Fantail
Blue Whistling Thrush

White Throated Laughing thrush

Verditer flycatcher 
Red-billed Leiothrix (Peking Robin)

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