Birding Mentor

Like many other leaf warblers Yellow-Browed warblers are very active. They are extremely smaller in size , one of the smallest old world warbler. They like mid to high canopy of trees and are most active during early morning and late afternoon.  Order: Passeriformes    Family:   Leaf Warblers (Phylloscopidae)  Identification factors of Yellow-Browed warblers : Has brighter greenish - olive upperparts.  Yellowish-white supercilium, ear coverts and wingbars.  Underparts are white, with variable amounts of yellow.  Range and Habitat: Yellow-Browed warblers are winter visitors to Indian subcontinent. They are most likely to be seen in the canopies of open forest and woodlands.  Breeding and Nesting: Yellow-Browed warblers builds nests in dense clusters with side entrance. Nest is constructed of grasses, wooden pieces. Only female Yellow-Browed warblers incubates the eggs but both the male and the female takes care of the ...

Paradise Flycatchers are without a doubt one of the most beautiful looking birds in the wild. Every birder wants to take a glimpse of their beauty but many do not know how and where to find them. Well don't worry we have got your back, and we believe this article will most certainly help you to see these heavenly beauties.  Behavior : The first thing that one should know about these ribbon-tailed birds is their behavior, which includes their choice of food, preferred nesting location, and the time of the day when their activities are at their peak.  As the name suggests Paradise Flycatchers that includes Indian Paradise Flycatchers, Blyths Paradise Flycatchers, Japanese Paradise Flycatchers, African Paradise Flycatchers etc, feeds on mostly insects. From bees to butterflies if they are in the territory of the Flycatchers they are most likely going to end up in their tummy. Hence the activities of these birds peaks with the activities of the insects as well.  Asian Paradis...