Red-vented Bulbul

The Red-vented Bulbul is a medium-sized songbird commonly found in Asia and parts of the Pacific. Recognizable by its dark head, white patch behind the eye, and a distinctive red patch under the tail (vent), it has a cheerful song. Its plumage is mainly dark brown with a lighter underbelly. These birds are adaptable, often seen in gardens, forests, and urban areas, feeding on fruits, insects, and nectar. They play a role in seed dispersal and can sometimes be considered pests due to their feeding habits. Overall, they are lively and easily identifiable songbirds.