Avian Diversity in the Bore Dam Amravati Region, Maharashtra: A Comprehensive Overview

Milind D. Kale, Damini Yogesh Thanwe

Abstract: The Amravati region of Maharashtra, India, boasts a rich tapestry of avian diversity, attributed to its varied habitats encompassing dry deciduous, wetlands, forests, and grasslands belong in to Satpuda ranges. The region is rich in wild life. From the geographical point of view, Amravati is located due North east of Maharashtra state having 760.37,27? E latitude and 200 32, to 210.46N, longitude. The major forest of Amravati district are Melghat, Pohara-Malkhed, Mahendri, etc. The Melghat wildlife sanctuary and Tiger Reserved lies at the northern extreme at Amravati. This paper collates existing research and observations to provide a comprehensive overview of the bird species found in Bore Dam Amravati region, Maharashtra highlighting both resident and migratory bird?s populations.

Keywords: avian diversity, Bore Dam Amravati, migratory birds, Melghat sanctuary, wildlife habitats

How to Cite?: Milind D. Kale, Damini Yogesh Thanwe, "Avian Diversity in the Bore Dam Amravati Region, Maharashtra: A Comprehensive Overview", Volume 14 Issue 5, May 2025, International Journal of Science and Research (IJSR), Pages: 1347-1351, https://www.ijsr.net/getabstract.php?paperid=SR25517225917, DOI: https://dx.doi.org/10.21275/SR25517225917