Birds of Swat

Swat is a fabulous site in Pakistan. One of the most mesmerizing places for bird lovers It is also known as “Swat Valley,”  situated in the district in the Malakand Division of KPK (Khyber Pakhtunkhwa).  The word Swat is derived from the Swat River. There are many popular tourist destinations, comprising an area of 5,337 square kilometers (2,061 square miles).
There are a variety of migratory birds observed in Swat, especially during the summer months, which last from May to September. If you are a true bird lover, then take your camera and capture the most beautiful birds in the world. We are assured that you will never be disappointed to see the birds of swat. Below is a list of a few birds observed regularly in many parts of Swat.
We are assured that you will never be disappointed to see the birds of swat.
We are assured that you will never be disappointed to see the birds of swat.
Common Name Scientific Name Local Name
Golden oriole Pilaoroo Pilaoroo
Gray-headed flycatcher Chatae Chatae
Mallard Shin satay Shin satay
Shoveller Plan makhokay Plan makhokay
Common pochard Soor sarai Soor sarai
White wagtail Speerlakay Speerlakay
Paradise flycatcher Poonai Poonai
Rain quail Nwaraz Nwaraz
Yellow wagtail Zairaqa Zairaqa
Black drongo Toranraka Toranraka
Crested lark Khrara Khrara
Common snipe Chaghat Chaghat
Stilt Chaghat Chaghat
Brahminy myna Jabanai kharo Jabanai kharo
Indian roller Shintagh Shintagh
Yellow-headed wagtail Zairaqa Zairaqa
Brown chiffchaff Tarae Tarae
Large pied wagtail Speerlakay Speerlakay
Tickell’s flower-pecker Chatae Chatae
Pintail Tarlakay Tarlakay
White-breasted fantail Teghstargai Teghstargai
Scarlet minivet Liala majnoon Liala majnoon
Brow hill warbler Chatae Chatae
Common rose finch Sper sarai Sper sarai
Common swallow Totakarkay Totakarkay
Common starling Sakhaka Sakhaka
Common teal Kach shingharae Kach shingharae