Sinharaja Rainforest Reserve
Due to the dense vegetation, animal spotting is a challenge. This kind of atmosphere is a real treat to wildlife enthusiasts though who are eagerly waiting to travel deep into the forests in search of rare wildlife.
Birds
The Sinharaja Rain Forest in Sri Lanka is renowned for its unique and diverse bird species, many of which are endemic to the island, making it a haven for birdwatchers and conservationists. Below are some of the birds you will witness:
- Sri Lankan Blue Magpie
- Grey Hornbill
- Red Faced Malkoha
- Scaly Thrush
- Wood Pigeon
- Yellow Eared Bulbul
- Dusky Blue Flycatcher
Mammals
The Sinharaja Rain Forest boasts a rich tapestry of mammalian life, with many species that are exclusively found in Sri Lanka, offering a captivating experience for wildlife enthusiasts. Here are some of the mammals you might encounter:
- Giant squirrel
- Dusky Striped Giant Squirrel
- Badger Mongoose
- Purple Faced Leaf Monkey
- Torque Macaque
Reptiles
The Sinharaja Rain Forest is a treasure trove of reptilian diversity, harboring a range of species that have made this Sri Lankan gem their exclusive home. Delve deeper, and you'll discover some of the fascinating reptiles that reside here:
- Green Pit Viper
- Hump-nosed Viper
- Torrent Toad
- Wrinkled Frog
- Sri Lankan Reed Frog