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Taxa classified as subspecies may in fact be cryptic species. We assessed the taxonomic status of the Blue‐throated Flycatcher Cyornis rubeculoides complex in India, which consists of several forms with similar plumages and song. We used mitochondrial and nuclear DNA, plumage traits, and detailed song analysis to ascertain the taxonomic status of the different forms. The molecular data identified...
Burgeoning pressures of habitat loss is a major cause of herbivore decline across India, forcing them to coexist with humans in non-protected areas. Their conservation in such landscapes is challenging due to paucity of ecological and demographic information. The northern subspecies of swamp deer, Rucervus duvaucelii duvaucelii, is one such herbivore that lives across human-dominated landscapes in...
We studied a guild of overwintering Phylloscopus warblers (Hume’s Warbler, Grey-hooded Warbler, Lemon-rumped Warbler) in the Himalayan foothills to gain an understanding of the manner in which they respond to changes in their habitat structure and resource availability from early to late winter (2006–2007). The relative abundances of birds and vegetation attributes were quantified at 91 point count...
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