Harmony of Agriculture and Wildlife
At Nechekattu Farm, we nurture a vibrant ecosystem where agriculture and wildlife coexist. Our protected grassland is a sanctuary for native wildlife, including elephants and bison. Birdwatchers will delight in spotting the Malabar Grey Hornbill and Great Hornbill among others.
Birds Heaven at Nechekattu Farm
Nechekattu Farm is a paradise for birdwatchers, offering a sanctuary for a remarkable variety of bird species. Our commitment to conservation attracts some of the Western Ghats’ most unique and beautiful avian species, making it a must-visit for nature enthusiasts.
- Malabar Grey Hornbill: Endemic to the Western Ghats.this bird is distinguished by its distinct call and impressive bill.
- Great Hornbill: Iconic symbol with a striking yellow beak.
- Black-rumped Flameback: A woodpecker with vivid golden plumage and a characteristic black rump.
- White-bellied Treepie - Another Western Ghats native, noted for its unique black, white, and chestnut coloration.
- Nilgiri Flycatcher - A small, vibrantly blue bird also found only in the Western Ghats.
- Asian Fairy-bluebird - Known for its stunning blue and black feathers, typically seen in forested areas.
- Indian Pitta - A colorful migrant that brightens the landscape during its seasonal visits.
- Oriental Darter - Known as the snakebird, it glides through water with only its head above, creating a mesmerizing sight.
- Brown Fish Owl - A large owl often seen near water, recognized by its distinctive call.
- Crested Serpent Eagle - A powerful raptor, known for its sharp hunting skills and distinctive calls as it soars above the forest.
