BLACK-THROATED MUNIA | Birds of Sri Lanka with Thinev | Jerdon's Mannikin | Sound / Call

BLACK-THROATED MUNIA | Birds of Sri Lanka with Thinev | Jerdon's Mannikin | Sound / Call

Local Names : Gela Kalu Wee Kurulla, ගෙලකළු වීකුරුල්ලා,
Dutch Zwartkeelbronzemannetje
English Black-throated Munia
English (United States) Black-throated Munia
French Capucin à ventre roux
French (French Guiana) Capucin à ventre roux
German Bergbronzemännchen
Japanese チャイロキンパラ
Malayalam തോട്ടക്കാരൻ
Norwegian masurnonne
Polish mniszka marmurkowa
Russian Чернозобая муния
Serbian Planinski bronzani galebić
Slovak mníška mramorovaná
Spanish Capuchino Golinegro
Spanish (Spain) Capuchino golinegro
Swedish svartstrupig munia
Turkish Kara Boğazlı Munya
Ukrainian Мунія чагарникова

Tourist Location in Sri Lanka : Farm Resorts, Hatton

The black-throated munia or Jerdon's mannikin is a small passerine bird. The only munia in its range that is found only close to forests. This estrildid finch is a resident breeding bird in the hills of southwest India, Eastern Ghats and Sri Lanka. Male is black on face, throat, and center of breast; crown to lower back is brown with whitish shaft streaks. Female is much like male, but often more spotted on rump. Found in forest edges, grasslands, gardens in the hills, and tea plantations across all altitude belts. Birds in Sri Lanka have more scaly underparts, while Indian birds have buff flanks and lower breast. Their Calls are like ... Locally named Gela Kalu Wee Kurulla.

Get to know all the details about
1. Color Variations/Changes in plumage/feathers in male, female, breeding and none breading, juvenile, baby and chicks in different seasons
2. Find out how they call, sound, in flight sound, dance, mating season
3. What are their food, nest, what the nest made of, fights, catch their pray, how they dive to catch fish
4. Community Habitat distributions across the globe with their migration and their migration path and whether they are endemic to region or geography or which countries
5. Finally how they dive, walking techniques, how they dry themselves
6. Name Translation in Sinhala, Hindi, Tamil, Urdu, Malayalam, Panjabi, Bengali, Telugu, Marathi, Urdu, German, Spanish, Greek, Turkish, Chinese, Bhojpuri, Kannada, Italian, Russian, Arabic

Bird Sound © Gregory Budney
Badalkumbura, Monaragala, Sri Lanka
25 Mar 2011
Macaulay Library ML 177262

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