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Campus Bird Walk at A.P.B Govt. PG College, Agastyamuni

Highlights from the Event

A bird walk at A.P.B. Post Graduate College, Augustyamuni, Rudraprayag, saw enthusiastic participation from 19 students along with research scholars and faculty members, including Head of Department for Zoology. Conducted along a forest trail near the campus, the 5–6 km walk offered participants an immersive introduction to Himalayan birdlife. Despite relatively low activity during the late morning hours, likely due to rising temperatures, the group documented a meaningful checklist that included species such as Great Barbet, Himalayan Bulbul, and the striking Red-billed Blue-Magpie.

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The forested habitat supported a mix of resident and hill species, with sightings of Kalij Pheasant, Green-tailed Sunbird, and warblers like Hume’s and Grey-hooded adding to the experience. Common species such as Red-vented Bulbul, Common Myna, and Black Drongo were also recorded, while Black-chinned Babbler and Plum-headed Parakeet contributed to the diversity. Participants remained actively engaged throughout, and the walk was well received by both students and faculty, with strong interest expressed in organizing more such nature-based learning experiences in the future.
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Bird Guide: Priyanshu Kumar

Priyanshu Kumar is currently pursuing his graduation from HNB Garhwal University and has been actively involved in birdwatching since childhood. With years of field experience, he has developed a strong understanding of Himalayan birdlife and regularly engages in documenting and observing species across the region. He has organized multiple bird walks, including events linked to global initiatives like the Great Backyard Bird Count, and is a member of AviFauna Himalaya, a conservation-focused group based in Srinagar Garhwal. Alongside guiding, he is passionate about wildlife photography, capturing birds and nature through his lens while promoting awareness and appreciation for biodiversity.

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