With more than 95% of Sri Lanka’s endemic birds found here, bird watching in Sinharaja is a phenomenal experience to have. More than 147 species have been recorded to date.To name a few commonly sighted birds: the Sri Lanka Blue Magpie, Red Faced Malkoha, Grey Hornbill and White Headed Starling. About 13% of the birds are migratory, coming in for their winter break.
Over 50% of Sri Lanka’s endemic species of mammals and butterflies are found in Sinharaja.
Besides birding in Sinharaja, watch out for the Sambhur, the most common deer species and the Mouse-deer. Leopards are very seldom sighted, but their frequent presence has been confirmed by tracks and other signs. The most commonly seen primate is the purple-faced leaf monkey. In contrast, the Brown Mongoose and the Golden-palm Civet have been occasionally sighted.
The rainforest is habitat to more than 60% of Sri Lanka’s endemic trees, some of which are considered rare.
The Accommodation is set at a bird friendly lodge just 10 minutes walks from the entrance gate enabling you to optimize your experience

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Birding Experience in Sinharaja Rainforest with overnight stay – Weddagala Side

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