Birds

1. Birds King Fisher

2. Stork Billed King Fisher
The stork-billed
kingfisher, is a tree
kingfisher which is widely
but sparsely distributed
in the tropical Indian
subcontinent and
Southeast Asia, from
India to Indonesia. This
kingfisher is resident
throughout its range.

3. Brown Winged King
fisher
The brown-winged
kingfisher is a species of
bird in the subfamily
Halcyoninae. It is found
along the north and
eastern coasts of the Bay
of Bengal, occurring in
the countries of
Bangladesh, India,
Malaysia, Myanmar and
Thailand.

4. Ruddy King Fisher
The ruddy kingfisher is a
medium-sized tree
kingfisher which is widely
distributed in east and
southeast Asia, ranging
from South Korea and
Japan in the north, south
through the Philippines
to the Sunda Islands, and
west to China and India.

5. White Throated
Kingfisher
The white-throated
kingfisher also known as
the white-breasted
kingfisher is a tree
kingfisher, widely
distributed in Asia from
Turkey east through the
Indian subcontinent to
the Philippines

6. Black capped
kingfisher
The black-capped
kingfisher is a tree
kingfisher which is
widely distributed in
tropical Asia from
India east to China,
Korea and Southeast
Asia

7. Collared king fisher
The collared kingfisher is
a medium-sized
kingfisher belonging to
the subfamily
Halcyoninae, the tree
kingfishers. It is also
known as the white-
collared kingfisher or
mangrove kingfisher.

8. Oriental Dwarf
Kingfisher
The Oriental dwarf
kingfisher, also known
as the black-backed
kingfisher or three-
toed kingfisher, is a
species of bird in the
family Alcedinidae.

9. Blue Eared Kingfisher
The blue-eared kingfisher
is found in Asia, ranging
across the Indian
subcontinent and
Southeast Asia. It is found
mainly in dense shaded
forests where it hunts in
small streams.

10. Common kingfisher
The common kingfisher
also known as the
Eurasian kingfisher, and
river kingfisher, is a small
kingfisher with seven
subspecies recognized
within its wide
distribution across
Eurasia and North Africa

11. Blyths kingfisher
Blyth's kingfisher is the
largest kingfisher in the
genus Alcedo. Named for
Edward Blyth, the species
has also been known as
Alcedo grandis and as the
great blue kingfisher

12. Crested king fisher
The crested kingfisher is a
very large kingfisher that
is native to parts of
southern Asia, stretching
eastwards from the
Indian Subcontinent
towards Japan. It forms a
species complex with the
other three Megaceryle
species

13. Pied Kingfisher
The pied kingfisher is a
water kingfisher and is
found widely distributed
across Africa and Asia.
Originally described by
Linnaeus in 1758, it has
five recognised
subspecies.