Hailakandi
district lies at the extreme southern bank of Barak River with a total area of
1327 km2. Of the total area, 741.15 km2 (55.8%) is under
forest cover including Innerline and Katathal Reserve forest. Tropical wet evergreen forest and semi
evergreen forests, tropical deciduous forest are the composition of these
reserve forests: natural habitat (Champion and Seth, 1968; Choudhury 2013) while
secondary forest, tea planted area, monoculture orchards and crop fields are
some of the disturbed habitat type (Mazumder, 2014).
Some Pictures:
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| Spotted Munia |
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| Black Baza |
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| Cotton Pigmy goose |
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| Greater Coucal |
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| Crested Serpent Egale |
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| Indian Plaintive cuckoo |
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| Great tit |
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| Common hoopoe |
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| Jerdon's Baza |
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| Purple rumped sunbird |
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| Stock billed kingfisher |
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| Indian Pond heron |
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| Common Krestle |
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| Pied Starling |
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| Open billed stork |
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| Black kite |
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| Common Tailorbird |
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| Blue tailed beeeater |
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| Common kingfisher |
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| Spotted dove |
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| Red jungle fowl |
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| Painted snipe |
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| Lesser Adjutant Stork |
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| Spotted Dove |
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| Brown cheeked rail |
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