The document describes four different species of malkoha birds: the green-billed malkoha, which is found throughout South Asia and Southeast Asia and has bluish black coloring with white tail tips; the blue-faced malkoha, which is restricted to Sri Lanka and southern India and is a member of the cuckoo order; the sirkeer malkoha, which is a resident bird in the Indian subcontinent and is also in the cuckoo order; and the red-faced malkoha, which is endemic to Sri Lanka and part of the cuckoo order.

1. Birds Malkoha

2. Green Billed
Malkoha
The green-billed malkoha
is a species of non-
parasitic cuckoo found
throughout Indian
Subcontinent and
Southeast Asia. The birds
are waxy bluish black with
a long graduated tail with
white tips to the tail
feathers. The bill is
prominent and curved.

3. Blue Faced Malkoha
The blue-faced
malkoha is a member
of the cuckoo order of
birds, the
Cuculiformes, which
also includes the
roadrunners, the anis,
and the hoatzin. It is
restricted to Sri Lanka
and southern India.

4. Sirkeer Malkoha
The sirkeer malkoha or
sirkeer cuckoo, is a
member of the cuckoo
order of birds, the
Cuculiformes, which
also includes the
roadrunners, the anis,
and the hoatzin. It is a
resident bird in the
Indian subcontinent

5. Red faced malkoha
The red-faced
malkoha is a member
of the cuckoo order of
birds, the
Cuculiformes. This
malkoha species is
endemic to Sri Lanka