“Further to an earlier post LINK, I now have a video of a Straw-headed Bulbul (Pycnonotus zeylanicus) actually making the ‘clicking’ contact/alarm call in the last clip of the previous post.
“In my hurry to capture the action, I had not changed my camera’s settings, so apologies for the poor visual quality.”
Lena Chow
Singapore
6th April 2013
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2 responses
Great one Lena, not to worry about visuals.
Amar
Thanks Amar, always so encouraging! 🙂