Biological diversity of Sri Lanka

Sri Lanka is an island, 65,610 km2 in area situated close to the Southeast corner of the peninsula of India. Despite its relatively small size, Sri Lanka possesses a high level of bioddiversity. A nortworthy feature of Sri Lanka's biodiversity is the remarkable high proportion of endemic species among its flora and fauna: 23% of the flowering plants and 16% of the mammals in the island are endemic. Sri Lanka has a wide range of topographic and climatic variation and this contributes to the special features of its biodiversity. 

•           Lanka Habam Kukula - Sri Lanka Spurfowl 
•           Lanka Wali Kukula - Sri Lanka Junglefowl
            Lanka Mailagoya - Sri Lanka Wood Pigeon
            Lanka Giramalitha -Sri Lanka Hanging Parrot
            Lanka Alu Girawa - Layard's Parakeet
            Vatha Rathu Malkoha - Red Faced Malkoha
            Lanka Bata Eti Kukula - Sri Lanka green Billed Coucal
            Lanka Pitathbala Vana Bssa - Chestnut Backed Owlet
            Alu Kadaththa - Sri Lanka grey hornbill
            Rannalal Kottoruwa - Sri Lanka Yellow Fronted Barbet
            Oluwa Rathu Kottoruwa - Sri Lanka Crimson Barbet
            Hisa Kalu Kondaya - Black-crested Bulbul
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            Lanka Arangaya - Sri Lanka Whistling Thrush
            Lanka Thitpiya Thirasikya - Sri Lanka Spot-winged Thrush
            Lanka Rasa-Raviya - Sri Lanka Bush Warbler
            Lanka Adhuru Nil-Massimara - Sri Lanka dull blue flycatcher
            Lanka Mudun Bora Demalichcha - Brown Capped Barbbler
            Ratu Demalichcha - Sri Lanka Orange-billed babbler
            Alu Demalichcha - Ashy-headed laughing thrush
            Lanka Pilachcha - White-throated flowerpecker
            Lanka Sithasiya - Sri Lanka White-eye
            Lanka Kahibella - Sri Lanka blue magpie
            Hisa-sudu Sharikava - Sri Lanka White Faced Starling
            Lanka Salalihiniya - Sri Lanka Mynah
            Kadukara Wikurulla - Black-throated Munia