What is the mist net also known as?

The mist net is commonly referred to as a "dho-gazza." This type of net is used primarily for capturing birds, allowing them to fly into the net without harm due to its fine mesh design. Mist nets are an important tool in bird research for safely capturing and banding birds, which is essential for studying their population dynamics and behavior.

The other terms presented do not refer to mist nets. A bal-chatri is a type of trap used in falconry for capturing birds, often using bait and nooses. The phai-trap is a different kind of trap that may be used for other species and is not synonymous with the mist net. Thus, "none of the above" is not the correct answer; "dho-gazza" accurately identifies the mist net.