Auteur: Hari K Patibanda
Beschrijving:
After spending 2 hours trying to get a sight of the Blue-throated flycatcher, we walked around 100 meters to another area where the Rusty tailed flycatcher was seen. The area was wet with quite a bit of dirty smelling water on the ground with hundreds of flies and smelling of stagnation. We immediately recognized that area as a magnet for flycatchers.
But we saw 3 Blue Robins, 2 Tickell's Thrushes, 2 Orange Headed Thrushes, Sykes Warbler, 2 Rusty Tailed Flycatchers above us - the area was terribly busy. I had seen this bird few times, but never was able to get shot.
This is a resident bird of the country found in thick dense forests. The bird is quite shy, but with a bit of patience can be seen in wooded areas. Its an insectivorous bird, but eats worms, fruits and even insects.
This one is a subspecies found in Central and South India, also known as White Throated Thrush.
Thanks in advance for your views and feedback. Much appreciated.
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