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Discover the flame-throated bulbul, one of India’s most dazzling yet lesser-known avian gems, in this captivating deep dive into its ecology, conservation, and role within the Western Ghats biodiversity hotspot. Whether you're passionate about birdwatching, planning your next birding tour, or simply love exploring India’s rich biodiversity, this video is a must-watch for nature lovers and bird enthusiasts.

The flame throated bulbul (Pycnonotus gularis), recognized by its brilliant yellow body and vibrant red throat, is the official state bird of Goa. But it’s not just a symbol—this striking species plays a vital role in forest ecosystems as a frugivore and seed disperser. Found only in parts of the Western Ghats, this bird is endemic to a region that ranks among the world's top biodiversity hotspots. The Western Ghats are home to countless endemic species, making it a dream destination for birding in India and across birding Asia.

Join us as we take you birding in Munnar, one of Kerala’s prime birding hotspots, where the flame-throated bulbul thrives amidst lush montane forests and shola-grassland mosaics. Whether you're a casual birdwatcher or a dedicated naturalist, Munnar birding offers the chance to spot rare and beautiful birds in their natural habitat.

But all is not well. Despite its relative abundance in some areas, the flame throated bulbul faces serious threats—habitat fragmentation, deforestation, agricultural expansion, and climate change are rapidly shrinking its range. As with many species confined to the Western Ghats biodiversity, its survival depends on urgent conservation efforts and the protection of its native forest ecosystems.

Whether you’re planning your next Indian birdwatching trip or simply want to learn more about the region’s wildlife, this film offers a unique insight into one of the most colorful birds of the Indian subcontinent.

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📍 Filmed on location in Munnar, Kerala
📅 Best time to visit: October–March
🎒 Birding gear recommended: Binoculars, field guide, hiking boots

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