Overview
Kumaraguru Microcosm organized a Weekend Evening Birding Walk, bringing together 10+ participants for an engaging exploration of campus avian diversity. Led by Mr. K. Sathish, birder from Coimbatore Nature Society, the walk encouraged participants to observe, identify, and appreciate the rich birdlife thriving within the campus ecosystem.
About
The Weekend Evening Birding Walk offered participants an opportunity to connect with nature through guided observation and bird identification. With Mr. K. Sathish from Coimbatore Nature Society leading the walk, participants explored the campus landscape and documented 16 bird species, including the Asian Koel, Rose-ringed Parakeet, Black Kite, Hoopoe, Indian Peafowl, Rufous Treepie, and Purple Sunbird. The activity highlighted the ecological value of urban green spaces and demonstrated how regular nature walks can foster biodiversity awareness, observational skills, and a deeper appreciation for local ecosystems. The initiative reinforced Microcosm’s commitment to promoting citizen science and encouraging the campus community to discover the wildlife living right around them.
Key Highlights
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Participation of 10+ nature enthusiasts in the guided evening bird walk
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Walk led by Mr. K. Sathish from Coimbatore Nature Society
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Documentation and identification of 16 bird species
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Sightings included the Asian Koel, Hoopoe, Indian Peafowl, Black Drongo, and Purple Sunbird
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Promotion of birdwatching, biodiversity awareness, and nature-based learning
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Encouragement of community participation in appreciating urban biodiversity
Focus Areas
Birdwatching | Campus Biodiversity | Citizen Science | Urban Ecology | Nature Education