Birds Of Dooars. Listed birds include Manipur Bush-Quail Chestnut-breasted Partridge Pale-headed Woodpecker Great and Wreathed Hornbills Blue-eared Barbet Blyths and Ruddy Kingfishers Asian Emerald Cuckoo Spot-bellied Eagle Owl Hodgsons Frogmouth Mountain Imperial Pigeon Bengal Florican Black-tailed Crake Ibisbill Black and Jerdons Baza Oriental Hobby Collared Falconet White-bellied Heron Malayan Night Heron Lesser Adjutant Blue-naped Hooded Pittas Silver-breasted Long-tailed. You can enjoy village tourism and experience the tribal life from proximity and there are many villages of tribal in Dooars and one such is Totopara.
Dooars is synonymous with the term Terai used in Nepal and northern India and form the only nitrate rich plain in India. Listed birds include Manipur Bush-Quail Chestnut-breasted Partridge Pale-headed Woodpecker Great and Wreathed Hornbills Blue-eared Barbet Blyths and Ruddy Kingfishers Asian Emerald Cuckoo Spot-bellied Eagle Owl Hodgsons Frogmouth Mountain Imperial Pigeon Bengal Florican Black-tailed Crake Ibisbill Black and Jerdons Baza Oriental Hobby Collared Falconet White-bellied Heron Malayan Night Heron Lesser Adjutant Blue-naped Hooded Pittas Silver-breasted Long-tailed. The altitude of Dooars area ranges from 90 to 1750 m.
Apart from being famous as less trodden destination Latpanchar is also known for its vast collection of birds.
BREEDING March October in N India. The rufous treepie is a fairly large bird with a racous cry which can be heard some distance away. Usually found in small parties of up to ten birds. The ecstatic beauty of the eye-soothing verdure forest and the sweet song of the birds will provide you with the inner peace and calmness you seek after a tiring urban life.