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Search: Scientific name is “GALLOPERDIX SPADIACEA”

Printed on 30 October 2026

21 records

  1. Biswas, S., 2016. Some common birds of West Bengal. Sylvan World 1 (3): 92–97.
  2. Ghosh, S., Roy, S. B., Datta, B. K., & Sett, A. K., 2008. Fauna of Madhya Pradesh (including Chhattisgarh) (Part 2). Aves. State Fauna Series, 15. Director: Zoological Survey of India, Kolkata, India. Pp. i–iv, 1–152+19.
  3. Ghosh, S., Roy, S. B., Datta, B. K., & Sett, A. K., 2008. Fauna of Madhya Pradesh (including Chhattisgarh) (Part 2). Aves. State Fauna Series, 15. Director: Zoological Survey of India, Kolkata, India. Pp. i–iv, 1–152+19.
  4. Jayson, E. A., & Sivaperuman, C., 2001. Avifauna of KFRI sub centre campus at Nilambur. Evergreen 46: 12.
  5. Jayson, E. A., & Sivaperuman, C., 2005. Avifauna of Thrissur District, Kerala, India. Zoos’ Print Journal 20 (2): 1774–1783.
  6. Lagade, V. M., Lagade, S. V., Kamble, R. D., & Kamble, S. E., 2020. A preliminary study on avifauna of three sacred groves of Radhanagri Tehsil, Maharashtra, India. Bird-o-soar #64. Zoo’s Print 35 (12): 29–37.
  7. Mahabal, A., 2005. Aves. In: Fauna of Melghat Tiger Reserve. Conservation Area Series, 24. (A. Mahabal, ed). Kolkata, India: Director: Zoological Survey of India. Pp. 115–163.
  8. Mahabal, A., & Patil, S. R., 2008. Aves. In: Fauna of Goa. State Fauna Series, 16. (Director: Zoological Survey of India, ed). 1st ed. Kolkata, India: Director: Zoological Survey of India. Pp. 365–403.
  9. McM., A. C., 1875. Vagrancy acts. Military Prison Press (For private circulation), Trimulgherry. Pp. i–iv, 1–259.
  10. Moorty, J. V. D., 2007. Scarlets, greens and yellows. Trip to Maredumilli. Pitta NS 4 (7): 1–3.
  11. Pittie, A., 1998. Birding notes. Pitta 87: 3–4.
  12. Pittie, A., 1998. Birding notes. Pitta 91: 3–4.
  13. Pittie, A., 1999. Birding notes. Pitta 100: 7–8.
  14. Pittie, A., 2000. Birding notes. Pitta 112: 7–8.
  15. Raju, K. S. R. K., 1985. Checklist of birds of Visakhapatnam region. Andhra Pradesh Natural History Society, Visakhapatnam, India. Pp. i–vi, 1–25.
  16. Rodrigues, M., Madhava, M., & Kidoor, R., 2021. A biodiversity assessment report of Kaniyala Sacred Grove in Paivalike Grama Panchayath, Kasaragod, Kerala. Malabar Trogon 19 (1–2): 76–82.
  17. Sirdesai, V., & Taher, H., 2009. Tadoba-Andhari Tiger Reserve, Chandrapur Dist. Maharashtra, 2nd–4th October 2009. Pitta NS 6 (11): 4–6.
  18. Sivaperuman, C., & Jayson, E. A., 2000. Birds of Kole Wetlands, Thrissur, Kerala. Zoos’ Print Journal 15 (10): 344–349.
  19. Tak, P. C., & Sati, J. P., 2010. Aves. In: Fauna of Uttarakhand (Part-1) Vertebrates. State Fauna Series, 18. (Director: Zoological Survey of India, ed). Kolkata, India: Director: Zoological Survey of India. Pp. 77–443.
  20. Talmale, S. S., Alam, I., Sambath, S., Rao, D. V., Singh, A., & Dubey, S., 2020. Aves. In: Faunal diversity of Bhoj Wetland, Bhopal: A Ramsar Site of Madhya Pradesh, Wetland Ecosystem Series, 22. (D. Jaiswal, K. Chandra, S. Kushwaha, & D. Gupta, eds). Kolkata, India: Zoological Survey of India. Pp. 217–266.
  21. Zacharias, V. J., & Gaston, A. J., 1999. The recent distribution of endemic, disjunct and globally uncommon birds in the forests of Kerala State, south-west India. Bird Conservation International 9 (3): 191–225.