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Suggested Places for Bird Watching Suggested Places for Bird Watching 1. *Indian Institute of Technology, Adyar – tropical dry 16. Kunrathur – Sriperambuthur Rd (Betond Matha Engg evergreen forest with exotic plantation – [102] College) 2. Pallikaranai Marsh – Open water interspersed with reeds 17. Madras Christian College – protected campus with planted and bulrushes – [120] tall trees – [beyond 116 off the GST] 3. Adyar Estuary/creek/Adyar Poonga – Estuary with 18. Muttukadu – Shallow backwaters connected to the Mudflats – [94] Buckingham canal – [beyond 122 on the ECR] 4. *Nanmangalam Forest Reserve – Scrub covered slopes and 19. Sriperambudur Lake – [beyond 73 on NH4] water covered pools [below box 117] 20. Chengalpet Lake and adjoining areas – [beyond 125 on the 5. *Guindy National Park – Tropical Dry Evergreen Forest – GST Rd] [101] 21. *Vedanthangal Bird Sanctuary - [beyond 125 on the GST 6. *Vandalur Hills and Zoo – Undulating terrain with original Rd] scrub and planted trees – [beyond 116 on the GST Rd] 22. Madhuranthakam Lake - [beyond 125 on the GST Rd] 7. *Crocodile Bank – Coastal setting with artificial ponds and 23. Pazhaverkadu (Pulicat) lake area and SHAR Rd – [beyond 19 tall planted trees being used as a heronry – [beyond 122 on on the NH5] the ECR] 24. Poondi reservoir – [beyond 29/30 on Thirupathy Rd] 8. Pallavaram Hills – Original scrub and some trees – [107] 25. Thenneri Lake – [beyond 75 on the Bangalore Rd, NH4] 9. Manali and Madhavaram Jheel – Lakes – [beyond 15/16 on 26. Paranur (on GST Rd) Ponneri Rd] 27. Mudaliar Kuppam 10. Edayanchatram – Open scrub – [13] 28. Kelambakkam Kovalam Road 11. Thiruneermalai, Pammal – Hillock with some scrub – [114] 29. Siruthavur RF 12. Red Hills and Cholavaram – Lakes – [beyond 19 on the NH5] 30. Perumal Eri (Mahabalipuram) 13. Ennore Creek – coastal vegetation – [beyond 9 on * Needs special permission and /or Tickets Kathivakkam High Rd] 14. Chemmencheri tank – Waterbody – [beyond 121 on OMR] 15. Chembarampakkam lake – [beyond 75 on the Bangalore Rd, NH4] .
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