White-bellied Treepie is a handsome long-tailed inhabitant of the Western Ghats. Black face and white underparts set this species apart from Rufous Treepie. White-bellied is typically found well away from human habitation in humid hill forests, where it inhabits both primary and secondary patches. Forages at upper and middle levels of forest, often with other species, particularly with and around Greater Racket-tailed Drongos. When calling, the bird bows and droops its wings and the calls are noisy, giving hooting, chattering, and grating calls. The white-bellied treepie eats fruits, seeds, nectar, invertebrates, reptiles, rodents, nestlings and eggs.
CATEGORIES
Sharing is not just caring, it's also about giving credit - add this image to your page and give credit to the talented photographer who captured it.:
KEYWORDS
away bird black bows calling calls chattering drongos droops eats eggs face forages forest forests found fruits ghats giving grating greater habitation handsome hill hooting human humid inhabitant inhabits invertebrates kerala levels long-tailed middle nectar nestlings noisy patches photographer primary racket-tailed reptiles rodents rufous secondary seeds set species thattekad treepie treepiea typically underparts upper western white white-bellied whitebellied wildlife wings
More images on Dreamstime
Similar Images
More images by the same author
1 week free trial. Any size, for free
Renews at $25/month, cancel or upgrade at any time
Click here for your free trial!
242,832,918 images | 1,220,788 contributors | 53,504,957 total users