In an intriguing turn of events at Lodhi Garden, Delhi birders have initiated a month-long project to observe a female Oriental pied hornbill that has been feeding the chicks of an Indian grey hornbill family. This unusual behavior, noted by visitors since mid-May, involves the larger hornbill scaring away the parent grey hornbills to access their nests. The Delhibird foundation, in collaboration with WWF India, will mobilize volunteers to monitor the hornbills daily, documenting their activities and interactions. Volunteers will cover shifts from 5:00 am to 8:30 am, recording details such as feeding habits and movements across five nests. This citizen science project aims to shed light on how hornbills adapt to urban settings. The Oriental pied hornbill, typically found in the Terai and Himalayan foothills, has been spotted in Delhi, with two known individuals, one of which resides in Lodhi Garden. The project not only seeks to understand the hornbills' behavior but also fosters community involvement in wildlife observation.