The Indian Nuthatch has a gray back and chestnut underparts and lives in forests and woodland across parts of India. It is sometimes seen in pairs or family groups.
It has a gray head and back and chestnut underparts. The female is paler below than the male, and the crown and nape are pale.
It uses deciduous forest and may be seen in pairs or family groups.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.