The Indian Subcontinent provides suitable habitats to a species of birds called Shrikes.
for residing and nesting. Shrikes are no exception in this regard. Various types of shrikes have been recorded in India. These shrikes are described below.
Bar Winged Flycatcher Shrike
Bar Winged Flycatcher Shrike has been found on the hills of the Indian Subcontinent. The subspecies capitalis is found along the Himalayas from Shimla, east to Manipur and Chittagong in India.
Long Tailed Shrike
Long-Tailed Shrike exists in the Indian peninsula except the eastern states as a common resident breeder. An eastern race which extends to Arunachal Pradesh in India has a black colored head.
Bay Backed Shrike
Bay-Backed Shrike is a widespread resident breeder of India. This small shrike has a maroon-brown upper body and white colored under parts, with buff flanks.
Brown Shrike
Brown Shrike is a common winter visitor in India. This bird has brown colored upper parts and creamy underside.
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