Shangshing Dorji from Phungsharang village in Pemagatshel district sings a song called "Jalu Keypay Maja" (Peacock Born in India). It is a popular song across Bhutan. The lyrics describe a peacock as a bird special to India, on the other hand birds such as the black necked crane and the pigeon vastly prefer Tibet and Bhutan to escape the Indian heat. However Sangshing sings the song only mentioning India and Tibet, leaving out the part of Bhutan. He also mentions 'Kidpa' as something born in Tibet instead of the crane, though it is unclear if by Kidpa he is referring to a kind of bird or if he meant Kidpa in the classical Dzongkha sense meaning 'peace'.