Bird-watching walk in Mirik

Bird-watching walk in Mirik

Along with a local bird expert with more than ten years of experience in birdwatching in the Darjeeling district, we will ensure you have a unique experience in locating and viewing some of our exotic birds. We are both Nature enthusiasts and have been observing the movement patterns of birds, the disappearance of traditional birds and the welcome of newer birds due to changes in the environment brought about by global warming.

Itinerary

We'll start early morning on a walk around the Mirik Lake and up into the forest hill to catch various birds in their morning chirpiness. Mirik is home to a number of birds such as the whiskered yuhina, green-backed tit, blue whistling thrush, green magpie, scarlet minivet, Black drongo, rufous sibia, verditer flycatcher, grey-backed shrike, Red vented bulbul amongst other common species and the endangered Black tailed crake.
There will be tea at a tea stall at the end of the walk.