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Photo: Charles J. Sharp, via Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 4.0White-eyes · Zosteropidae
Indian White-eye
Zosterops palpebrosus
Highest confidence 0.96
The Indian White-eye (Zosterops palpebrosus) is a confirmed bird of Baner, Pune. Earth Pulse's two recorders have confirmed it in 48 recordings on 39 days since 27 Apr 2026, with a highest BirdNET confidence of 0.96. It is heard in 0.4% of recordings, most often around 10:00 IST, and was last confirmed on 29 Sep 2026.
Indian White-eye in Pune: questions and answers
Is the Indian White-eye found in Pune?
The Indian White-eye (Zosterops palpebrosus) is a confirmed bird of Baner, Pune. Earth Pulse's two recorders have confirmed it in 48 recordings on 39 days since 27 Apr 2026, with a highest BirdNET confidence of 0.96. It is heard in 0.4% of recordings, most often around 10:00 IST, and was last confirmed on 29 Sep 2026.
When is the best time to hear the Indian White-eye in Baner, Pune?
It is heard most often around 10:00 IST. At dawn (05:00–07:59) it is confirmed in 0.5 of every 100 recordings, at night (20:00–04:59) in 0, against 0.4 over the whole day. Rates are per recording, so the extra recordings made at dawn and dusk do not inflate them.
Is the Indian White-eye a resident or a migrant in Pune?
Resident (provisional, from field guides for the Pune region; not yet reviewed for Baner).
How sure is Earth Pulse that it heard the Indian White-eye?
Every detection on this page scored 0.70 or more in BirdNET (confirmed). Its highest confidence is 0.96 and the median of its confirmed detections 0.82; 25% scored 0.90 or more. Lower-scoring results (0.15 to 0.70) are stored but not published; they can be downloaded after signing in on the data page.
Charts, the presence calendar and the latest detections load from the hourly snapshot. All birds of Pune.