These tall, pink-wading birds migrate to the coastal areas and wetlands of India, including locations like the Chilika Lake in Odisha and the Rann of Kutch in Gujarat.
These elegant cranes travel a long distance from their breeding grounds in Siberia to various wetlands and marshes in India, such as Bharatpur and Keoladeo National Park.
Recognised for their elegant appearance, demoiselle cranes migrate from Central Asia and Europe to parts of North and Northwest India. They are often spotted in regions like Khichan in Rajasthan.
Steppe eagles migrate to India from their breeding grounds in Central Asia and Eastern Europe. They can be observed in open landscapes, grasslands, and sometimes near water bodies.
Unlike many other migratory birds, Rosy Starlings come from as far as Eastern Europe and Central Asia. They are known for their striking pink and black plumage and can be found in large flocks during winters in India.
These small birds of prey breed in northeastern Asia and migrate to India, particularly to the northeastern states, during winters. Amur Falcons are known for their spectacular long-distance migrations.