Bird Walk at Koradi Lake, Nagpur, Maharashtra
- Nagpur
- 23 August, 2026
- Devansh Agarwal
About Koradi Lake
Bird Guide: Devansh Agarwal
He has been passionate about birdwatching and wildlife photography since his teenage years, a journey that began alongside his father. More than 10 years later, he continues to explore nature with him every weekend, strengthening both his connection to wildlife and his appreciation for the outdoors. His long-standing passion is reflected in his dedication to observing, documenting, and sharing the beauty of birds and their habitats.
Bird walk Location
Common birds of Koradi Lake
Little Cormorant
Little Egret
Indian Pond-Heron
Jungle Babbler
Pheasant-tailed Jacana
Cinnamon Bittern
Bronze-winged Jacana
Gray Heron
Purple Heron
Yellow-eyed Babbler
Plain Prinia
Ashy Prinia
Wire-tailed Swallow
Black Drongo
Red-vented Bulbul
Oriental Honey Buzzard
Orange-headed Thrush
Indian Spot-billed Duck
Common Sandpiper
Common Snipe
Summary of Walk
Koradi Lake, near Nagpur, Maharashtra, hosted a walk for 5 participants led by guide Devansh Agrawal. The group recorded a healthy 31 species during the session, with the Asian Paradise Flycatcher, White-throated Kingfisher, and the rare Yellow Bittern standing out as the highlights of the morning.
The sighting of the Paradise Flycatcher, alongside a Fantail Flycatcher, gave the walk a particularly memorable edge, while the Yellow Bittern’s appearance was noted as a genuine rarity for the area. Despite the smaller group size, the walk was highly interactive, with participants engaging closely with the guide throughout. The strong species count and the presence of an uncommon bittern made this an especially satisfying outing for everyone involved, reinforcing Koradi Lake’s value as a birding destination near Nagpur.
