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The book covers over 400 species of birds that can be seen across various districts of Tamil Nadu A striking image of a dusky brown bird captures my attention as I flip through the pages of the newly-launched book titled Birds of Coimbatore. It’s the spot-bellied eagle-owl with a pair of round, dark eyes staring out of a flat face. It has a sharp yellow bill but what makes it arresting is its pair of distinctive ear tufts. A quick glance through the section on owls enlightens you on 15-odd species: the serene-looking barn owl in brown and grey shades, the Ceylon bay-owl distributed across the Western Ghats and Sri Lanka, and the jungle owlet with bright, yellow eyes.

Western ghatsSri lankaTamil naduKrishnaraj vanavarayarInternational union for conservation of natureCoimbatore nature societyConfederation of indian industryInternational unionYoung indiansCoimbatore chapterSouth indiaCovid 19Birds of coimbatore409 speciesSpot bellied eagle owlJungle owlets