16. Sweet Talking Bird - White-browed Wagtail Calling, Singing, Chirping | Sound of Nature

This video is part of the Indian Birdwatching series and about the White-browed wagtail Bird. White-browed wagtail is a singing bird with a variety of sounds. Some types of the wagtail Bird are. pied wagtail, grey wagtail, yellow wagtail, willy wagtail, western yellow wagtail வாலாட்டிக் குருவி. Really the voice of this bird is so sweet. In this video you can hear various calling sounds (song of the bird). View the entire video and enjoy the sweetly sound of nature. Sounds like birdsong birds chirping may alleviate stress, help lower blood pressure and lead to feelings of tranquillity Usually White-browed wagtail Bird seen in pairs or small groups near open water. White-browed wagtail Bird call (chirping) often especially in the mornings and are active like most other wagtails. White-browed wagtail Bird will perch on the ground as well as on wires or on buildings. The song is long and loud with many different notes. White-browed wagtail Bird usual call is a wheezy "wheech". White-browed wagtail Bird can fly fairly rapidly for long distances and they fly with a bounding (dipping and rising) flight pattern and have been recorded to travel at the speed of about 40 km/h. Like other wagtails, this species is insectivorous. White-browed wagtail Bird builds its cup-shaped nest in a hole in a wall or bank and usually lays three to five eggs.
This group's lone occupant is a pretty large wagtail. White-browed wagtail Bird has white underparts with a black head, back, and upper tail. A distinguishing feature is the White-browed wagtail Bird's broad, white eyebrow, which runs from the base of its bill to the back of its head. Both while seated and flying, a wide white bar can be seen on the wing. While immatures have a shorter brow, with black patches replaced by grayish-brown, and filthy white underparts, the female is typically a duller black than the male. Very vocal; emits a loud "psi-sit" flying call and a whistle of three to four notes. The majority of the time seen in pairs or family gatherings, close to any type of wet place, including small pools in lawns and buildings, and rushing around wagging its tail and flying in a distinctive
The white-browed wagtail is indigenous to the Indian subcontinent and a resident breeder there. It can be found west of Bangladesh, east of the Indus River, and south of the Himalayas. Even though it is uncommon in higher elevations, white-browed wagtail has been spotted in Ladakh, on the edge of the Tibetan plateau. The majority of India is below 1000 metres, but in the south, white-browed wagtail climbs into the hills and reaches a height of 2200 metres. In the Indus Valley region, it is very uncommon. Pakistan's Sind province is devoid of it. It is an uncommon winter visitor to Sri Lanka and may have recently expanded their range.
white-browed wagtail inhabits habitats of open freshwater wetlands. It is one of the few Motacilla wagtails that has successfully acclimated to urban environments, and white-browed wagtail is frequently spotted perched on water storages in residential buildings.
Vernacular Names: Hindi: Mamula, Bhuin mamula, Khanjan
Sweet Talking Bird - White-browed Wagtail Calling, Singing, Chirping | Sound of Nature
Sans: Bhat shabal khajjan
Punjabi: Wadda Mamola
M.P.: Nachangol, Hata rowe
Assami: Balimahi, Tipochi
Manipuri: Khongrangchak
Gujarathi: Khanjan
Marathi: Kavdya dhobi, Thorla dhobi, Kavda parit, Shabal, Pandhrya Bhuvai Cha Dhobi
Tamil: Vaal-ati kuruvi, Vannathi kuruvi, Kulatthu kuruvi
Telegu: Sakala sarela-gadu, Batta kampa jitta
Malaiyaalam: Valukunukki pakshi
Kannnada: Kappu bili sipilae
Phylum: Chordata
Class: Aves
Order: Passeriformes
Family: Motacillidae
Genus: Motacilla
Species: M. maderaspatensis
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Nice well shot.

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Nice video! Lovely wagtail

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Thanks a lot!

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Adoro seus vídeos, lindos não prenda os pássaros, eles foram criados para a liberdade e não para a gaiola, parabéns pelo vídeo!

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