#drongos

And the one sat in a very unusual position between two bodyguards :) It was a Fork-tailed Drongo (Dicrurus adsimillis), and you will see his bodyguards in the picture below. I heard the strange calls and

I plan to do three posts in this series from small to big birds. I will start the first post with two shots of a Fork-tailed Drongo (Dicrurus adsimilis). The good news is that the second post will be about

This is the Black Drongos bird which is a bird that everyone knows. It is especially seen in large numbers in crop fields except in localities. I have seen these birds in very few houses where there are

Latin NameObservation dateLocation Dicrurus macrocercusJuly 17/ 2025Cumilla, Bangladesh This is a beautiful scenery which I saw last few days ago in the afternoon in our area. Because I saw two black birds

We have an abundance of bird species in South Africa. First up is a Black-headed Heron (Ardea Melanocephala) in flight. Then I will show you Drongos hunting flying insects in the air, and some other bird

The drongos area unit principally black or dark gray in color, typically with auriferous tints. they need long forked tails, and a few Asian species have elaborate tail decorations. they need short legs