The Ashy Minivets (Pericrocotus divaricatus) have arrived too, and as usual so high they stayed throughout. It looked like it's an all female flock, as they flew in, darted from branch to branch, amidst the cries of some avian residents, and made their exit just as soon.
One can be easily alerted to their arrival and presence as they tend to make thin trilling sound, both sound and appearance sometimes mistaken for the Pied Triller except that the Trillers at most move in pairs instead of a flock. Both do forage in mid-canopy although the Minivets more often in upper canopy.
16/2022
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