sounds and others

Question 1

floppy flight soft metallic cheuk

Answer 1

red crested malkoha

Question 2

month of brown shrike

Answer 2

mid sep to late may

Question 3

cheer it cheer it sound

Answer 3

blue tailed bee eater

Question 4

Travels in tight flocks from 5 to 10 individuals up to several hundred. Large flocks can be very destructive to rice crops

Answer 4

chestnut munia

Question 5

call characteristic tinkling

Answer 5

chestnut munia

Question 6

Call high-pitched zeeeep zeeeep or a metallic clicking chik chik chik.

Answer 6

OBF

Question 7

ommon in open country in wet and flooded ricefields, marshy areas, and in parks with mowed grass, at all elevations. May be alone or in large groups Recorded from 13 Sep to 27 May.

Answer 7

yellow wagtail

Question 8

sexes alike

Answer 8

ph bulbul, bee eater,malkhoha,crow,egret, king fisher,balicassiao,

Question 9

high pitched zeet zeet

Answer 9

guaiabero

Question 10

loud descending stuttering pe-pe-pe-pe

Answer 10

white throated kingfisher

Question 11

songs vary but all are musical deut doo do doo da-leee

Answer 11

ph bulbul

Question 12

ote stockier body, shorter tail, contrast between color of head and back, and no yellowish rump.

Answer 12

yellow wagtail

Question 13

Cal high-pitched zeeeep zeeeep or a metallic clicking chik chik chik

Answer 13

OBF

Question 14

call characteristic tinkling notes, soft when foraging, louder when flushed and in flight

Answer 14

chestnut munia

Question 15

loud rasoy chatter cher-cher

Answer 15

brown shrike

Question 16

clear screechy chuck chuck

Answer 16

balicassiao

Question 17

“speeit”

Answer 17

yellow wagtail

Question 18

tinkling notes, soft pipung notes

Answer 18

chestnut munia

Question 19

zeep zeep, chikchik

Answer 19

OBF

Question 20

twick twick seep seep

Answer 20

colasisi