The Black-winged Flycatcher-shrike (Hemipus hirundinaceus) never fails to announce its presence with it repetitive calls. Always in a pair, it's hard to miss this one.
Although recognised as a forest-dwelling bird, it's now commonly sighted in parks, and has been recorded to nest in parks too. In parks it forages low providing opportune close-up images. However, in forests, it's frequently seen to move in a mixed flock, thus, to the glee of a birder, alerting the presence of a bird wave.
Spotted low in the taman.
Nevertheless in both habitats always on the move and with calls trailing behind as the birds depart.
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