Fork-tailed drongo-cuckoo ★ Sabyasachi

IUCN (International Union for Conservation of Nature):	Least Concern
Approximate size(adult):	About 25 cm in length
Resident/ Migrate from:	Partly resident; northern and Himalayan foothill populations migrate after breeding, while southern populations are largely resident
Migrate to:	Winters in southern India, Sri Lanka, and parts of Southeast Asia
Breeding season:	Generally from March to October in India; December to May in Sri Lanka
Breed in:	Brood parasite that lays eggs in nests of small passerines such as babblers, bulbuls, and shrikes; does not build its own nest
Habitat:	Found in tropical and subtropical evergreen and mixed forests, forest edges, open woodland, and plantations; from lowlands up to around 2100 m elevation
Diet:	Primarily insectivorous, feeding on caterpillars, beetles, and flying insects; occasionally takes small fruits

IUCN (International Union for Conservation of Nature):

Least Concern

Approximate size(adult):

About 25 cm in length

Resident/ Migrate from:

Partly resident; northern and Himalayan foothill populations migrate after breeding, while southern populations are largely resident

Migrate to:

Winters in southern India, Sri Lanka, and parts of Southeast Asia

Breeding season:

Generally from March to October in India; December to May in Sri Lanka

Breed in:

Brood parasite that lays eggs in nests of small passerines such as babblers, bulbuls, and shrikes; does not build its own nest

Habitat:

Found in tropical and subtropical evergreen and mixed forests, forest edges, open woodland, and plantations; from lowlands up to around 2100 m elevation

Diet:

Primarily insectivorous, feeding on caterpillars, beetles, and flying insects; occasionally takes small fruits

Fork-tailed drongo-cuckoo

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