Birds of Bangladesh

Bangladesh is a country full of natural resources. The country is gifted with plentiful of fauna due to its geographical location. Birds are one of them. According to International Union for Conservation of Nature, some 628 species of birds live in this country. The bird population – some are melodious singers, some are not – are playing important role in creating lively environment for people of the country and also assisting in ecological balance. Birds are necessary for our life and for a friendly and livable environment. If we can ensure undisturbed habitat, the birds will get chance for reproduction and will be able to survive the global climate change, food and other crises. The publication of the album "Birds of Bangladesh" is a reflection of the initiative by Singer for saving birds. Some 100 birds selected from hundreds of indigenous species are accommodated in this album.

Contents: 1. Dhaiyal. 2. Benebau. 3. Chhota Machhranga. 4. Sandabuk Machhranga. 5. Bulbul. 6. Sonali Pitth Katth-Thhokra. 7. Pati Kaththhokra. 8. Lal Matha Pati Katth Thhokra. 9. Kasai Pakhi/Mete Latora. 10. Badami Kasai. Katth Shalik. 12. Myna. 13. Bhat Shalik. 14. Jhut Shalik, Jungle Myna. 15. Gang-Shalik. 16. Goy Shalik. 17. Harrichacha. 18. Banshpati. 19. Khanjon. 20. Chhite Ghughu. 21. Kontthi Ghughu. 22. Sona Kabutor/Ducul. 23. Horial. 24. Raj Ghughu. 25. Chorui. 26. Suryapakhi/Durga-tuntuni. 27. Lal Pa Modhupayee. 28. Dukka. 29. Chhoto Neelkanthho. 30. Neel Konthhi. 31. Madna. 32. Tia. 33. Chandana. 34. Fultusi/Tota. 35. Kakatua. 36. Dhanesh. 37. Finge. 38. Neel Fingey. 39. Pati Kak. 40. Danrkak. 41. Kokil. 42. Kokila. 43. Babui. 44. Tuntuni. 45. Harbola. 46. Neel Kanthho Basantaboiri. 47. Shyama Shundar. 48. Shar Munia. 49. Tele Munia. 50. Lal Munia. 51. Zebra Finch. 52. Paira. 53. Mayoor. 54. Kanakuya. 55. Chhoto Ganga. 56. Saat Bhai. 57. Bazigar. 58. Hatiti. 59. Jalpipi. 60. Kaem. 61. Dahuk. 62. Jal murgi. 63. Mete Hansh. 64. Madantak. 65. Sonajonga. 66. Gobak. 67. Chhoto Korche Bak. 68. Korche Bak. 69 Konch Bak. 70. Nishi Bak. 71. Shamuk Khol/Shamuk Bhanga. 72. Chhai Ronga Bak. 73. Sada Kak/Anjan. 74. Lal Kak. 75. Kastechara. 76. Goyer. 77. Pankouri. 78. Kurkura Sarosh. 79. Bori Hansh. 80. Bali Hansh. 81. Patari Hash. 82. Raj Hansh. 83. Gogon ber. 84. Khunte Bak. 85. Neelshir. 86. Chakha-Chakhi. 87. Titi Murgi. 88. Koel. 89. Bon Murgi. 90. Gangchil. 91. Kalopith Gangchil. 92. Toni eagle. 93. Sankhochil. 94. Kapashi. 95. Tilaj Baj. 96. Teesa. 97. Kalo Pecha. 98. Lakshmi Payncha. 99. Shokun. 100. Raj Shokun/Kalo Shokun.