Rufous babbler sound - Call of Rufous Babbler - Endemic Western Ghats bird

The Rufous babblers have a loud ringing treenh-treenh call. This babbler is large and dark olive brown above with a grey forehead. The wing feathers have a rufous tinge. The feathers of the forehead have black shafts. The iris is pale white to yellow and the lores are dark. The underside is bright rufous, paler on the center of the throat and belly. The nominate form (type location: Mananthawadi) is found in the Western Ghats north of the Palghat Gap while hyperythra found to the south is said to be more richly coloured. They are 25–26 cm long with a wing of 8.7-9.0 cm. The tail is about 11–11.5 cm long.
They are usually seen in small flocks. This video is taken in Ponmudi.

Location : India

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