Frequented by the birds of nearly 300 local avian species at the JJ’s Village compound echoes with their Twittering. rare vegetables and medicinal plants namely Premna Barbata (medicine for herpes) Barberis ( medicine for eyes ,diabetes )etc binds us to nature.
Flower beds all round the compound soothe the eyes and lure the common peacock butterfly (most beautiful butterfly in India according to 1996 Limca Book of Records )and other butterflies too.
Common peacock butterfly
FLORA that can be identified in JJ’s Village compound :
Sling Osthomus (fragrance plant)
Berginia ciliata (medicine for stone)
Xanthophylem armatum (medicinine for teeth)
Kasni (Medicine for diabetes)
Giloy (medicine for gout)
Brahmi (memory enhancer)
Mumiya koenigi (tejpatta)
Ficus Auriculata (medicine for digestion)
Rudrakash (medicine for skin diseases)
Tulsi (medicine for cardiac disease and fever)
Shehtoot (medicine for anemia)
Kachnaar (blood purifer)
Padam (medicine for skin disease)
Aloe vera (medicine for skin diseases)
Utrica Parviflora (medicine for kidney)
Artemisia annua (antioxidant)
Cynodon dactylom (antiviral and antimicrobial)
Barberis (medicine for diabetes)
Premna Barbata
Kasni
Giloy
Cynodon Dactylon
Brahmi
Bergenia Ciliata
Artemisia Annua
Urtica Parviflora
Aloe Vera
Tulsi
Sling Osthomus
Rudrakash
Xanthophylem armatum
Shehtoot
Mumiya koenigi
Barberis
Ficus Auriculata
Kachnaar
Padam
BIRDS that can be identified around JJ’s Village compound-
Cherpheasant (endangered species)
Oriental white eye
Asian paradice fly catcher
Great himalayan barbet
Bulbuls (red vented bulbul)
Blue fronted red start
Red fronted serine
Grey weg tail
Common kingfisher
Kalij pheasant
Orange billed Magpie
Orange flanked bush robin
Great cormorant
Red wattled lapwing (titihari)
Black throated tit
Green backed tit
White creasted laughing thrush
Grey bush chat
Scaly breasted munia
European gold finch
White breasted kingfisher
Yellow wegtail
Red headed woodpecker
Red headed woodpecker
Red fronted serene
Oriental White Eye
Orange flanked bushrobin
Orange billed magpie
Kalij Pheasant
Green backed tit
Great barbet
Red wattled lapwing
Common kingfisher
Cherpheasant