facts of Black crested Bulbul /Behaviour, Distribution, Habitat, Size, Weight, IUCN stetus

                   Black crested Bulbul

Description:-

Medium-sized, 

Male 30–34g, female 28–31 g. 

Black Crested Bulbul is a bird with yellow body and having a black coloured head with a black coloured crest on head.

Voice:-

Their voice is like bulbul but more sweet and rythemic.

Habitat:-

Open forest, mixed forest, abandoned clearings, tall hedgerows and orchards.

Food and feeding:-

Feeds mainly on fruit, also small amount of insects.

Breeding:-

Season Mar–Sept in India, Mar–Apr in Myanmar and Jan–Aug in Peninsular Malaysia.

Movements:-

Resident. Was in past noted to roam in cold weather around Yangon, tending to leave.

Status and conservation:-

Not globally threatened. Generally common in much of range, including NE India, Bangladesh, Myanmar, S Laos, parts of Thailand and Peninsular Malaysia; rare in S China.