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Kumbhalgarh Wildlife Sanctuary (KWS) lies between 7302'73030'E and 250-25040'N (Fig. 1). It was declared a Wildlife Sanctuary in 1971 and it covers an area of 585km2. The KWS is situated in parts of the western slopes of the Aravalli Hills varying from 275 to 1155m in altitude. During summer the temperture is more than 300C (average) and may rise up to 480C; the minimum temperature recorded during the study period was 20C. The average annual rainfall is 725mm, with a maximum 950mm and minimum 403mm. This wide range of climatic conditions along with great altitudinal variations provide different microhabitats. Therefore, this Sanctuary encompasses different vegetation types such as deciduous, dry-deciduous, dry-savannah forest, euphorbia scrub and dry grasslands.

Avifauna of Kumbhalgarh Wildlife Sanctuary in the Aravalli Hills of Rajasthan, India