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Birds of the Indian Hills is an ornithological study by Douglas Dewar that focuses on the diverse bird species inhabiting the hilly regions of India. This work serves as both a field guide and a comprehensive examination of the avifauna found in these unique mountainous ecosystems.Dewar begins by describing the geographical and climatic conditions of the Indian hills, emphasizing how these factors contribute to the rich biodiversity of the area. He explores various habitats, such as forests, grasslands, and altitudinal gradients, which support different bird communities. The book highlights the ecological significance of these environments and their role in sustaining avian populations.