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Urban Bird Watching Walks in Local Green Spaces

byAsian AdventuresOrganizes walks across Delhi NCR and Ahmedabad; Visit office in NoidaStarts from350 per personView full gallery

Rediscover your city through the eyes of our expert naturalists. From the wetlands of Okhla to the quiet university gardens of Ahmedabad, we help you spot resident species and migratory visitors right in your neighborhood.

An announcement for our free bird walk at Okhla Bird Sanctuary, featuring the Black-crowned Night Heron. These walks, led by naturalists like Dr. Rajesh Kalra, are a perfect introduction to the rich avian life in Uttar Pradesh's urban wetlands.

A poster for our Ahmedabad Earth Walk focused on the science of bird feathers. This walk at Parimal Garden explores the structure, color, and function of feathers, offering a deeper understanding of avian biology.

The Purple Sunbird, a flash of iridescent color, featured on our poster for a free walk at Gujarat University Campus. We explore the campus's diverse flora and fauna, revealing it as a key urban habitat for birds.

An Oriental White-eye peeks from a thorny branch in this poster for our Ahmedabad Earth Walk. These walks highlight the hidden biodiversity within city spaces like the Gujarat University Campus, making nature accessible to everyone.

The Indian Stone-curlew, a master of camouflage, featured on our poster for a nature walk at Gujarat University Campus. Our trails focus on spotting such unique ground-dwelling birds and understanding their behavior.

The Rosy Starling, a beautiful migratory visitor, is the star of this poster for our Ahmedabad Earth Walk. We time our walks to coincide with seasonal migrations, offering chances to see spectacular species.

A Common Chiffchaff, a subtle yet charming winter visitor, featured on our poster for a nature walk in Ahmedabad. Our guides help you identify these small warblers and other "little brown jobs" that are often missed.

The Black-rumped Flameback, a striking woodpecker, featured on our poster for a flora and fauna walk. These walks at Gujarat University Campus showcase the variety of bird species that depend on mature trees within the city.

A bright yellow Marshall's Iora, a small but vocal resident of our city's green spaces. This poster invites participants to explore the biodiversity of the Gujarat University Campus with our expert guides.

The Brown-headed Barbet, whose loud calls are a familiar sound in urban parks. This poster announces our "Feathers & Wetlands" walk at Okhla Bird Sanctuary, a prime location for spotting various barbet species.

About Urban Bird Watching

You do not need to be an expert or own expensive gear to join us. We provide shared high-definition spotting scopes on every walk, and our naturalists will teach you how to set up your binoculars to spot 'little brown jobs'—those subtle warblers that are often missed. Whether it is a 2-hour morning session or a deeper dive into bird behavior, you leave with a checklist and a new way to look at the trees in your local park.

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