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Bird Names List in Dimasa with Pictures - Learn Dimasa Language

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Bird Names List in Dimasa with Pictures: Birds are the most important part of nature some birds fly some don't some have long beaks others not. What we call the Birds Name in Dimasa Language with Images. In this blog, we will be giving the most commonly seen bird's name.
Birds Name in Dimasa and English
Bird Names In Dimasa [Dembra Habai Hade Dao Ni Bumu Eli Ning Thire]
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Bird Names in Dimasa

No. Birds Names In Dimasa In English
1 Dao Bird
2 Batho Parrot
3 Daoblip Nightingale
4 Daonoh Hen
5 Daoduma White Heron
6 Daola Rooster
7 Daokhu Owl
8 Daophlamju Duck
9 Daophlamju Hayung Swan
10 Daosari Myna
11 Daophrisi Old World Sparrows
12 Daophri Columbidae
13 Daogulap White-breasted waterhen
14 Daohadi Pied Myna
15 Daokha Crow
16 Daojing Hornbill
17 Daokhlo Leafbird
18 Daolengmer Black Drongo
19 Daonathu Kingfisher
20 Daothesa Green Warbler
21 Daohadi Skylark
22 Daorep Magpie
23 Daosibling Common Tailor Bird
24 Daothu Halai Green Dove
25 Gangthiya Common Quail
26 Nawai Vulture

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