Note: Bird migrations and movements can have exceptions due to specific reasons and may change from day to day. Here, I will provide general or generic information on the topic. This information is intended to educate bird enthusiasts by providing fundamental knowledge about Indian birds.
Information of Grey-headed bulbul
IUCN (International Union for Conservation of Nature):
Near Threatened
Approximate size(adult):
A medium-sized bulbul, about 18–20 cm long. It has a distinct grey head and breast, olive-green upperparts, yellow underparts, and a bright reddish bill and eyes, making it easily recognizable.
Resident/ Migrate from:
Resident species, endemic to the Western Ghats of India.
Migrate to:
— (Non-migratory)
Breeding season:
Generally January to June, peaking before the southwest monsoon. Nests are cup-shaped, built from rootlets and leaves, and placed in shrubs or small trees.
Breed in:
Evergreen and moist deciduous forests, typically between 500–1,500 meters elevation in the Western Ghats
Habitat:
Prefers dense forest interiors, edges, and bamboo thickets; often found near forest streams and fruiting trees.
Diet:
Feeds mainly on fruits and berries, particularly figs, but also consumes insects and small invertebrates, often gleaned from foliage.
