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Photography-focused tours with optimal positioning, timing tips and expert guidance for stunning shots.
Expert-led birding expeditions across West Bengal and India with 500+ species possible sightings.
Immersive guided walks through forests, wetlands, grasslands and mangrove ecosystems.
Hands-on biodiversity learning experiences for schools, colleges and research institutions.
Full logistical and field support for wildlife documentary teams and research expeditions.
Field support and expert local knowledge for biodiversity surveys and ecological studies.
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Founder & Chief Birding Expert
Subhra Pakhira is a renowned birdwatching expert, naturalist, and wildlife guide specializing in the diverse ecosystems of Purulia, Bankura, Sundarbans, North Bengal, and various regions across Eastern India. His journey into birdwatching began over seven years ago as a passionate hobby and gradually evolved into a full-time profession dedicated to nature conservation and environmental education.
As a certified Birding Guide recognized by the West Bengal Tourism Department, Subhra is committed to providing immersive birdwatching experiences while educating enthusiasts, students, researchers, and photographers about India's remarkable avian diversity. His guided tours offer valuable insights into bird behavior, habitats, migration patterns, and conservation efforts.
Subhra has successfully completed multiple professional courses and training programs conducted by the Bombay Natural History Society (BNHS), strengthening his expertise in ornithology, bird identification, migration studies, field survey techniques, and conservation science.
Subhra's work has received recognition within India's birding and conservation community. One of his most notable achievements was documenting the first recorded sighting of the Lapland Longspur in India, a significant contribution to Indian ornithology. This remarkable discovery was published in Indian BIRDS (Vol. 19, No. 4, December 2023) and featured in publications such as Get Bengal. His research and field observations continue to contribute to the understanding and conservation of India's rich avian heritage.
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