1. Exciting news! Tamil Nadu's 17th bird sanctuary has been officially declared at Nanjarayan in Tirupur district by the government.|
2. Exciting news! Tamil Nadu's 17th bird sanctuary has been officially declared at Nanjarayan in Tirupur district by the government.|
"Exciting news! Tamil Nadu's 17th bird sanctuary has been officially declared at Nanjarayan in Tirupur district by the government.
Chief Minister M K Stalin announced on Twitter
The Bay-backed Shrike is a captivating bird that loves to make its home in woodlands and gardens.
With its soft gray plumage and a distinctive bay-colored patch on its lower back, it's like a nature's artist, adding a touch of color to its otherwise modest appearance.
These birds are often found in parts of Asia.
Bay-backed Shrikes are known for their hunting skills.
They are excellent at capturing insects and small creatures, and they often perch on branches, keeping a close eye on their prey.
When they spot an opportunity, they make a quick, precise dive to catch their meal.
It's like they're the patient and skilled hunters of the bird world.
These shrikes have a gentle and melodious call, making their presence even more charming.
If you ever see a bird perched in a garden or woodland with a splash of bay coloring on its back and hear their sweet tunes, you've met the Bay-backed Shrike, the artistic and melodic visitor that adds grace and music to the natural world around you.
Medium-sized shrike with grayish-brown plumage and a distinctive white eyebrow stripe.
Typically found in open habitats such as grasslands, agricultural fields, and scrublands.
Feeds on insects, small birds, and rodents, often perching prominently while hunting.
Known for its habit of impaling prey on thorns or spikes.