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| Latin Name | Observation date | Location |
|---|---|---|
| Turdus | 31 12 2024 | Hakimpur, Dinajpur, Bangladesh. |
Observations on the Satbhai Chatar (সাতভাই ছাতারে)(Turdoides striata).
(Turdoides striata) Observation.
Seven-brothered warbler(সাত ভাই ছাতারে) is a wild bird. A big characteristic of this bird is the loud and loud chirping in groups. Interestingly, they chirp more when they are walking together in a group due to quarrels. That is why they are called Squawkish warblers 🐦. Some call them Singing birds. At least six or more birds can be seen in each group. That is probably why they have been named Seven-brothered warblers(সাত ভাই ছাতারে). In our area, they are known as Shyama birds 🐦. The better name is Seven-brothered warblers. Common names are - Jungle warblers, Forest warblers, Satbailas, Catchcachia, Satbailas etc. etc. In English, they are called Jungle Babbler. Scientific name - Turdoides Striata . Leiothrichidae belongs to the family or tribe
They are more or less widespread in all continents of the world. However, they are seen more in Bangladesh, the Indian subcontinent and South Asia. Nowadays, they are seen less than before. It seems that the number of these birds is decreasing day by day.
Special note - I am not a naturalist or researcher. I am an ordinary photographer and blogger. All the information and data of this post are collected from Google. My post-arranged statements and comments have been added to it. Permission is granted to correct any mistakes.
Friends To compare my observations today with yours, I request you to compare the pictures below with the observations.
| Use Camera 📸 | 🤳 Handset |
|---|---|
| Lens | Macro |
| Iso speed | ISO |
| Focal length | mm |
| Photography | Turdoides Striata |
| Cetegory | Animal Obsession |
| Location | Dinajpur, Bangladesh |
| Photographer | @natureblog |
| Link to original | community |
|---|---|
| Link | https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/upload |
| Latitude | Longitude | Map |
|---|---|---|
| ------ | ------ | https://www.inaturalist.org/observations?subview=map&user_id=natureblog&verifiable=any |
Hi. I was interested in the bird, but the link to iNaturalist is broken. Did you manage to upload it?
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