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Columba elphinstonii .................................................... 48-49 Columba eversmanni ........................................................... 48 Columba palumboides ......................................................... 76 Columba punicea ........................................................... 49-50 Crossoptilon harmani .......................................................... 73 D Dendrocitta bayleyi ............................................................. 83 Dicrurus andamanensis ....................................................... 82 Dryocopus hodgei ............................................................... 79 E Ephippiorhynchus asiaticus ................................................ 69 Esacus magnirostris ............................................................ 75 Eumyias albicaudata ........................................................... 82 Eurynorhynchus pygmeus ............................................. 46-47 F Falco naumanni............................................................. 35-36 Ficedula nigrorufa .............................................................. 82 Ficedula subrubra ............................................................... 63 Francolinus gularis ............................................................. 37 G Gallinago media ............................................................ 74-75 Gallinago nemoricola ......................................................... 46 Garrulax cachinnans ..................................................... 26-27 Garrulax jerdoni ................................................................. 80 Garrulax nuchalis ............................................................... 80 Graminicola bengalensis ..................................................... 82 Grus antigone ................................................................ 42-43 Grus leucogeranus ........................................................ 16-17 Grus monacha ..................................................................... 44 Grus nigricollis .............................................................. 43-44 Gyps bengalensis ........................................................... 14-15 Gyps indicus ........................................................................ 15 Gyps tenuirostris ........................................................... 15-16 H Haliaeetus albicilla ....................................................... 70-71 Haliaeetus leucoryphus ....................................................... 33 Harpactes wardi .................................................................. 77 Heliopais personata ...................................................... 44-45 Heteroglaux blewitti ...................................................... 17-18 Houbaropsis bengalensis .................................................... 24 Hypsipetes nicobariensis ............................................... 52-53 I Ichthyophaga humilis .......................................................... 71 Ichthyophaga ichthyaetus .................................................... 71 Indicator xanthonotus ........................................................ 79 L Leptoptilos dubius ............................................................... 21 Leptoptilos javanicus .......................................................... 29 Limnodromus semipalmatus ................................................ 75 Lophophorus sclateri........................................................... 40 Luscinic pectardens ....................................................... 79-80 M Macropygia rufipennis ........................................................ 76 Marmaronetta angustirostris ........................................ 31-32 Megapodius nicobariensis............................................. 36-37 Buceros Vol. 7, No. 1 & 2 (2002) Mycteria leucocephala ........................................................ 69 N Ninox affinis ........................................................................ 77 O Ophrysia superciliosa ................................................... 13-14 Otus Alius ............................................................................ 68 Otus balli ............................................................................. 77 Oxyura leucocephala ..................................................... 21-22 P Paradoxornis flavirostris .................................................... 60 Parus nuchalis ............................................................... 63-64 Pavo muticus ....................................................................... 42 Pelargopsis amauropterus .................................................. 78 Pelecanus crispus ................................................................ 67 Pelecanus philippensis .................................................. 28-29 Pellorneum palustre ............................................................ 56 Perdicula manipurensis ................................................. 37-38 Phoenicopterus minor ......................................................... 70 Ploceus megarhynchus .................................................. 65-66 Prinia burnesii ..................................................................... 81 Prinia cinereocapilla ..................................................... 60-61 Psittacula caniceps .............................................................. 77 Psittacula longicauda .......................................................... 77 Pycnonotus xantholaemus ................................................... 52 R Rallina canningi .................................................................. 68 Rhinoptilus bitorquatus ....................................................... 17 Rhodonessa caryophyllacea ................................................ 13 Rynchops albicollis ....................................................... 47-78 S Sarcogyps calvus ................................................................. 72 Saxicola insignis ............................................................ 55-56 Saxicola Macrorhyncha ...................................................... 55 Schoenicola platyura ........................................................... 62 Sitta formosa ....................................................................... 64 Spelaeornis badeigularis ..................................................... 57 Spelaeornis caudatus........................................................... 80 Spelaeornis longicaudatus ............................................ 57-58 Spenocichla humei ......................................................... 80-81 Spilornis elgini .................................................................... 72 Spilornis minimus ................................................................ 72 Stachyris oglei ..................................................................... 58 Sterna acuticauda .......................................................... 75-76 Sypheotides indica ......................................................... 24-25 Syrmaticus humiae .............................................................. 41 T Tetrax tetrax ........................................................................ 74 Threskiornis melanocephalus ........................................ 69-70 Tragopan blythii ............................................................ 39-40 Tragopan melanocephalus .................................................. 39 Tragopan satyra .................................................................. 73 Tringa guttifer ............................................................... 25-26 Turdoides longirostris ......................................................... 59 Turdus feae .......................................................................... 53 V Vanellus gregarius .............................................................. 45 101 THREATENED BIRDS OF INDIA
THREATENED BIRDS OF INDIA Buceros Vol. 7 & No. 1 & 2 (2002) Indian Bird Conservation Network (IBCN) The Indian Bird Conservation Network is set up by the BNHS in collaboration with BirdLife International and the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds (RSPB) (BirdLife partner in UK). Mission of the IBCN The mission of the Network is to promote conservation of birds and their habitat through development of a national network of individuals, organisations and Government. The Network invites two types of partnershipindividual and organisational. To join the Network, write to IBCN/IBA team at BNHS. 102
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