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animals and
birds respond to
drongos'
alarm calls,
which often warn of the
presence of a predator. Fork-tailed
drongos in the
Kalahari Desert use alarm...
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partial overlap in the
insect prey
sought by
mynas and
drongos although in rare
instances the
drongos may rob prey from mynas. It is said that they imitate...
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parasitize drongo nests.
Drongo eggs
display a
diverse array of
colors and patterns,
which the
cuckoos mimic.
Experiments indicate that
drongos can detect...
- Ashy
Drongo has a
somewhat similar shape, but is
paler and more
slender overall,
lacks prominent iridescence, and has red eyes. Like many
other drongos, often...
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caerulescens is
Latin meaning "bluish". The white-bellied
drongo is now
placed with the
other drongos in the
genus Dicrurus that was
introduced in 1816 by...
- like
crossing your fingers.
Young drongos lack the
highlights and
spots and
their eyes are dark brown. The
spangled drongo displays uninhibited and sometimes...
- The ashy
drongo (Dicrurus leucophaeus) is a
species of bird in the
drongo family Dicruridae. It is
found widely distributed across eastern and Southeast...
- China, Indonesia, and Brunei. Hair-crested
drongos move in
small flocks and are very noisy. The "spangled
drongo",
Dicrurus bracteatus, is
native on the...
- with
webbing restricted to the tips. They are
placed along with
other drongos in the
family Dicruridae. They are con****uous in the
forest habitats often...
