House Sparrow
ઘરચકલી
Passer domesticus
A small, sociable bird that lives close to people; the male has a grey crown and a dark bib.
- Perching Feet
- Seed Eating
Field Guide
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Possible Birds: 21birds found
ઘરચકલી
Passer domesticus
A small, sociable bird that lives close to people; the male has a grey crown and a dark bib.

ટેમ્બોળિયો
Psilopogon haemacephalus
A plump, leaf-green bird with a red and yellow face, named for its metallic ko-took-took call.
બુલબુલ
Pycnonotus barbatus
A familiar garden bird with a black crest, brown body and a cheerful musical call.
કાળો રોબિન
Copsychus fulicatus
A dark, confident bird often seen with its tail raised in gardens and open scrub.
Has crestલાલચુટકી બુલબુલ
Pycnonotus cafer
A cheery bird with a small black pointed crest and a red patch under its tail.

કાબર
Acridotheres tristis
A bold brown bird with a yellow beak and eye patch, very common in towns.
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