Treepies are Magpie-Crows: Rufous Treepie or Dendrocitta vagabunda shielded among leaves in Delhi

This Rufous Treepie seems to be running away from our camera as it skips here and there. Among the green leaves and the brownish branches, it is hardly noticeable except for the long tail with a white patch at the end of the tail and the wings.

Rufous Treepies are common in urban landscapes and in trees.

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