Jungle Babbler
- Score
- 0.6079271
- Family
- Leiothrichidae
- Tail Shape
- notched
- Wing Shape
- rounded
Why it matters
The Jungle Babbler, known scientifically as *Argya striata*, is a social bird frequently observed in noisy, gregarious groups that have earned them the nickname "seven sisters." They are easily identified in the field by their rounded wings and characteristically notched tails, which assist them in navigating the dense scrub and woodland habitats they inhabit across the Indian subcontinent.
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