Скачать или смотреть Nest making process of Common Woodshrike (Tephrodornis pondicerianus)

A medium-sized woodshrike with grayish-brown upperparts, black facial mask, white rump, and gray tail with white outer tail feathers. Bill strongly hooked, dark grayish-brown in color. Underparts white. Similar to Malabar Woodshrike and Large Woodshrike, but generally found in drier forests; also note prominent white supercilium. Usually found in dry forested areas and shrublands. Bright, fast-paced song starts out with two strident “wheeet” notes, followed by a descending series of shorter notes. Calls vary, but usually sound like isolated fragments of song (ebird).
Both birds build the nest one by one: a making of neat cup of soft bark, fibers and small pieces of papery bark can be seen in the video , plastered with webs(personal observation). The nest is extremely camouflaged can only be located once in the process.
Video is handheld shot.