Deboche
Rufous-vented Tit
Periparus rubidiventris
Nepali Name: सेतोगर्दने चिचिल्कोटे Setogardane Chichilkote
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White-winged Grosbeak
Mycerobas carnipes
Nepali Name: धूपी महाँठूँड Dhupi Mahathund
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Rufous-breasted Accentor
Nepali Name: मुसे लेकचरी (Muse Lekchari)
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Blood Pheasant
Ithaginis cruentus
Nepali Name: चिलिमे Chilime
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