i'm i's video: Indian blackbird Birds of Nandi hills shorts

The Indian blackbird (Turdus simillimus) is a member of the thrush family Turdidae. It was formerly considered a subspecies of the common blackbird. It is a medium-sized bird found in India and parts of Southeast Asia. Adult Indian blackbirds have a distinctive blackish-brown plumage with a rufous-brown tail. The head, throat, and upper breast are black, while the lower breast and belly are chestnut-brown. They have a white eye-ring, yellow bill with a dark tip, and a large dark eye. They measure around 22-24 cm in length, have a slender body, a long tail, and a short, curved bill. They are typically found in grassland and scrub habitats and are resident birds in their range. They feed on a variety of invertebrates, including insects and earthworms. Juvenile Indian blackbirds, on the other hand, have a mottled brown and white plumage with a darker head and upperparts compared to their underparts. They lack the distinctive blackish-brown plumage of adults and the white eye-ring. Their bill is a pale yellow or pinkish color, and their legs are pink. Their eyes are a pale yellow color. Juvenile Indian blackbirds are often seen following their parents and begging for food. They are typically found in the same habitats as adults and feed on similar food items. Despite these differences, both adult and juvenile Indian blackbirds have a similar body shape, with a long tail and a short, curved bill, making them recognizable as a member of their species. __________________________________________ *Copyright:- All the content published on this channel is protected under the copyright law and should not be used / reproduced in full or part without the creator's ( ) prior permission.* ___________________________________________________