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Printed on 12 November 2026

16 records

  1. Mohan, A., Muralidhar, A., & Singh, B., 2020. Gould’s Shortwing Heteroxenicus stellatus and Chestnut-crowned Bush Warbler Cettia major in the Great Himalayan National Park, Himachal Pradesh. Indian Birds 15 (6): 185–187.
  2. Singh, B., 2005. Berwala Bird Sanctuary: A response. Indian Birds 1 (1): 22.
  3. Singh, B., 2005. The day of the Indian Pitta. Indian Birds 1 (1): 10–11.
  4. Singh, B., 2005. Record of a Rufous-tailed Wheatear Oenanthe xanthoprymna from Chandigarh, India. Indian Birds 1 (2): 38, Back cover.
  5. Singh, B., 2006. Birds walk the ramp at Subathu, Himachal Pradesh, India. Indian Birds 2 (2): 38–39.
  6. Singh, B., 2006. Can we augment the Important Bird Area concept in India? The role of large landholdings outside Protected Areas. Indian Birds 2 (1): 18–20.
  7. Singh, B., 2007. Sirkeer Malkoha Taccocua leschenaultii: its habitat and origin of name. Indian Birds 2 (6): 180-181 (2006).
  8. Singh, B., 2009. Correspondence: ["Of all the ‘special issues’ published by Indian Birds to date, the 'Bhutan special’…is by far the most attractive…"]. Indian Birds 5 (2): 60.
  9. Singh, B., 2009. Sinning by a bird book. Indian Birds 4 (3): 119-120 (2008).
  10. Singh, B., 2010. Story of a bird book: its journeys and owners. Indian Birds 6 (6): 170–172.
  11. Singh, B., 2011. Story of a bird book: it’s journeys and owners—a postscript. Indian Birds 7 (4): 123.
  12. Singh, B., 2012. Reviews: Birds of Baramulla. Indian Birds 7 (6): 177.
  13. Singh, B., 2016. Sarus spotting through a train window. Indian Birds 11 (4): 93–96.
  14. Singh, B., 2016. Sarus spotting through a train window. Indian Birds 11 (4): 93–96.
  15. Singh, B., 2016. Review: A classic on a few common Indian birds reprinted. Birds in my Indian garden by Malcolm MacDonald. Indian Birds 11 (2): 55–56.
  16. Sondhi, S., Kothari, A., Negi, B. S., Singh, B., Joshi, D. C., Upadhyay, N., Pikhwal, P. S., & Singh, V., 2016. First record of the Pompadour ('Ashy-headed’) Green Pigeon Treron ponpadora conoveri/phayrei from Uttarakhand, India. Indian Birds 11 (1): 21–22.