birds of Nepal
Birding in Nepal
Nepal is a country with one of the greatest altitude variations in the 
world. The lowest altitude is about 60 meters from sea level whereas the
 highest is the summit of Mount Everest, 8848m. The great variation of 
altitude has resulted in great climatic and biological diversity. We can
 find climatic conditions from very cold to tropical hot in a width of 
just 160 km. Nepal haws a wide range of flora and fauna and many species
 are the endemic from here. This is one of the best places for birding 
in the whole world. The whopping 900 species (10% of the world's total 
bird's species, more than Europe and North America combined) makes Nepal
 a paradise for birding. The concentration of birds is high in spite of 
the small territory because there are different kinds of dwelling places
 for birds here such as wetlands, lakes, tropical and subtropical 
forests, coniferous and Himalayan valleys
Nepal is a country with one of the greatest altitude variations in the 
world. The lowest altitude is about 60 meters from sea level whereas the
 highest is the summit of Mount Everest, 8848m. The great variation of 
altitude has resulted in great climatic and biological diversity. We can
 find climatic conditions from very cold to tropical hot in a width of 
just 160 km. Nepal haws a wide range of flora and fauna and many species
 are the endemic from here. This is one of the best places for birding 
in the whole world. The whopping 900 species (10% of the world's total 
bird's species, more than Europe and North America combined) makes Nepal
 a paradise for birding. The concentration of birds is high in spite of 
the small territory because there are different kinds of dwelling places
 for birds here such as wetlands, lakes, tropical and subtropical 
forests, coniferous and Himalayan valleys. 





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