Baya bird nests on the palm tree. Habiganj, Bangladesh. © Nazim Uddin Prince / Bengal Pix
Green Bee-eater locally called Shobuj Shuichor perching on the branch of a tree. Noakhali, Bangladesh. © Emdadul Islam Bitu / Bengal Pix
Stork-billed Kingfisher also known as Megh-hou Machranga. Madaripur, Bangladesh. © Emdadul Islam Bitu / Bengal Pix
Pallas's Fish Eagle, locally called Kura at Tanguar Haor also called Tangua Haor. It is a unique wetland ecosystem. Every winter the haor is home to about 200 types of migratory birds. Sunamganj, Bangladesh. © Nazim Uddin Prince / Bengal Pix
Purple Heron, locally called Beguni Bok at Tanguar Haor also called Tangua Haor. It is a unique wetland ecosystem. Every winter the haor is home to about 200 types of migratory birds. Sunamganj, Bangladesh. © Nazim Uddin Prince / Bengal Pix
Spot-billed Duck, locally called Pati Hash at Tanguar Haor also called Tangua Haor. It is a unique wetland ecosystem. Every winter the haor is home to about 200 types of migratory birds. Sunamganj, Bangladesh. © Nazim Uddin Prince / Bengal Pix
Purple Heron, locally called Beguni Bok at Tanguar Haor also called Tangua Haor. It is a unique wetland ecosystem. Every winter the haor is home to about 200 types of migratory birds. Sunamganj, Bangladesh. © Nazim Uddin Prince / Bengal Pix
Purple moorhen, locally called Kaim at Tanguar Haor also called Tangua Haor. It is a unique wetland ecosystem. Every winter the haor is home to about 200 types of migratory birds. Sunamganj, Bangladesh. © Nazim Uddin Prince / Bengal Pix
Great Egret locally called Boro Bok at Tanguar Haor also called Tangua Haor. It is a unique wetland ecosystem. Every winter the haor is home to about 200 types of migratory birds. Sunamganj, Bangladesh. © Nazim Uddin Prince / Bengal Pix
Great Egret locally called Boro Bok at Tanguar Haor also called Tangua Haor. It is a unique wetland ecosystem. Every winter the haor is home to about 200 types of migratory birds. Sunamganj, Bangladesh. © Nazim Uddin Prince / Bengal Pix
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