Bird Watching Boat Tour in Muthurajawela Weatlands

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Muthurajawela wetlands birding excursions are a delight for anyone with a passion for birdwatching and nature appreciation. In Sri Lanka, the avian diversity is truly awe-inspiring, offering enthusiasts the opportunity to spot over 400 species across varied terrains. From endemic to resident birds, Sri Lanka's skies are adorned with a rich tapestry of avifauna, thriving in both wet and dry zones, particularly around natural lakes and reservoirs. Guided birdwatching tours, accompanied by knowledgeable naturalists, promise to inspire and enrich the experience.

Muthurajawela wetlands provide a vital habitat for numerous endangered and endemic species, recently earning recognition as protected wetlands of the world. Among these, Muthurajawela stands out with its diverse vegetation, including marshes, lentic flora, shrublands, reed swamps, grasslands, stream banks, and mangroves. This ecological and biological importance underscores the significance of preserving these natural sanctuaries for future generations to cherish and explore.

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USD 15
Twin share (Price varies by group size)

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About the tour

Birding guide.
Boat fee
Refreshments

This Birding excursion is for everyone who's interested in bird watching and enjoying nature.
Muthurajawela harbors over 194 species of Flora distributed over seven major vegetation types which includes marsh, lactic flora, shrub land, reed, swamp, grasslands, stream bank and mangrove forest.
The vertebrate fauna includes 40 species of fish, 14 species of reptiles, 102 species of birds and 22 species of mammals. Among the total vertebrate species documented 17 are endemic while 26 are nationally endangered. Among the invertebrates documented 48 species are butterflies and 22 species are dragonflies.