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- Crested Kingfisher: large, pied, unmistakable; perches on midstream boulders
- Brown Dipper: small, rotund, walks underwater along the riverbed to feed
- Eurasian Wryneck: cryptically camouflaged woodpecker; listen for its call
- Slaty-backed Forktail: slate-grey and white; bobs on wet rocks
- Little Forktail: smaller forktail, closer to the water edge
- Hodgson’s Redstart: flicks its chestnut tail constantly; common on boulders
- Rufous-necked Laughingthrush: forest interior, travelling in noisy flocks
- Great Hornbill: occasional sightings at Paren and Rongo forest edges
- Himalayan Bulbuls, Minivets, Flycatchers (numerous species at Paren and Rongo)
- Cormorants: diving for fish in the deeper Jaldhaka pools
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