Posted on February 25, 2025

Kerala, a lush southern coastal state in India, is renowned for its rich biodiversity, particularly in avian and wildlife species. The tropical climate fosters a multitude of bird species that either reside year-round or migrate between the cooler and warmer regions of the continent. However, the spotlight has primarily focused on the more populated and developed southern part of the state. In contrast, North Kerala has maintained a relatively untouched environment due to limited development over recent decades, allowing for a greater variety of bird species in some lesser-known habitats. One such habitat is Madai Para, a hillock located approximately 20 kilometers from Kannur town, accessible by car or bus. North Kerala