Himalayan Bush
To watch the video of the Himalayan Bush robin
https://youtu.be/Vik-CQjzQw0
The Himalayan Bush-robin or Himalayan red-flanked bush-robin also called the Orange-flanked
bush-robin (Tarsiger rufilatus) is a small passerine bird that was formerly classed as a member of the thrush family Turdidae, but is now more generally considered to be an Old World flycatcher of Muscicapidae. While currently under review, this taxon is not current recognized as a species by BirdLife international.
It is closely related to the red-flanked bluetail and was generally treated as a subspecies of it in the past, but as well as differing in its migratory behaviour (the red-flanked bluetail is a long-distance migrant), it also differs in the more intense blue colour of the adult males and the greyer colour of the females and juveniles.
The Himalayan bluetail is a short-distance altitudinal migrant species, breeding in the Himalaya in bush layer (dwarf rhododendron in wetter areas, deciduous bushes in drier) of conifer and mixed conifer-oak forest
the description
It is 15 cm long and weighs 11 to 14 grams
The male has a white throat, a chest, a white belly with a gray swab, orange edges and dark blue on the head and upper parts, with a blue edge, beak and black legs
Both sexes have a blue tail with orange sides and the female has mostly brown feathers, a white throat, a blue tail and orange edges
Diet
This bird feeds mainly on insects.
The breeding season from May to August. Its nest near the land and the nest Cuba made of grass, algae, ferns, twigs, roots, and padded with hair, feathers, soft grass and sometimes wool
And put three to five eggs incubated by the female
German: Blauschwanz, Himalajablauschwanz
English: Himalayan Bluetail, Himalayan Bush-Robin, Himalayan Bush-Robin [incl. pallidior]
English (India): Himalayan Bluetail (Orange-flanked Bush-Robin)
English (IOC): Himalayan Bluetail
Spanish: Ruiseñor del Himalaya
Spanish (Spain): Ruiseñor del Himalaya
Spanish (HBW): Himalayan Bluetail
Finnish: himalajansinipyrstö
French: Robin de l’Himalaya, Robin de l'Himalaya, Rossignol de l'Himalaya, Rossignol de l'Himalaya [incl. pallidior]
Indonesian: Burung Berkecet Ekor-biru
Italian: Codazzurro dell'Himalaya
Japanese: himarayaruribitaki, ruri-bitaki
Japanese: ヒマラヤルリビタキ
Japanese (Kanji): 琉璃鶲
Scientific: Luscinia cyanura rufilata, Luscinia rufilata, Luscinia rufilata [incl. pallidior], Nemura rufilatus, Tarsiger cyanurus rufilatus, Tarsiger rufilatus, Tarsiger rufilatus [incl. pallidior]
Lithuanian: Mėlynuodegė
Dutch: Himalayablauwstaart
Norwegian Nynorsk: Himalayablåstjert
Norwegian: Blåstjert, Himalayablåstjert
Polish: modraczek himalajski, modraczek zwyczajny
Pinyin: hóng-xié lán-wěi-qú
Slovak: modravec himalájsky
Serbian: Himalajska plavorepka
Swedish: Himalayablåstjärt
Thai: นกเขนน้อยพันธุ์หิมาลัย
Thai (Transliteration): nók kʰĕen-nóaay hì-maa-lay
Vietnamese: Chim Oanh đuôi lưng cụt xanh
Chinese: 蓝眉林鸲
Chinese (Traditional): 喜瑪拉雅藍尾林鴝, 紅脇藍尾鴝
Chinese (Taiwan, Traditional): 藍尾鴝
Chinese (Taiwan): 蓝尾鸲
To watch the video of the Himalayan Bush robin
https://youtu.be/Vik-CQjzQw0
The Himalayan Bush-robin or Himalayan red-flanked bush-robin also called the Orange-flanked
bush-robin (Tarsiger rufilatus) is a small passerine bird that was formerly classed as a member of the thrush family Turdidae, but is now more generally considered to be an Old World flycatcher of Muscicapidae. While currently under review, this taxon is not current recognized as a species by BirdLife international.
It is closely related to the red-flanked bluetail and was generally treated as a subspecies of it in the past, but as well as differing in its migratory behaviour (the red-flanked bluetail is a long-distance migrant), it also differs in the more intense blue colour of the adult males and the greyer colour of the females and juveniles.
The Himalayan bluetail is a short-distance altitudinal migrant species, breeding in the Himalaya in bush layer (dwarf rhododendron in wetter areas, deciduous bushes in drier) of conifer and mixed conifer-oak forest
the description
It is 15 cm long and weighs 11 to 14 grams
The male has a white throat, a chest, a white belly with a gray swab, orange edges and dark blue on the head and upper parts, with a blue edge, beak and black legs
Both sexes have a blue tail with orange sides and the female has mostly brown feathers, a white throat, a blue tail and orange edges
Diet
This bird feeds mainly on insects.
The breeding season from May to August. Its nest near the land and the nest Cuba made of grass, algae, ferns, twigs, roots, and padded with hair, feathers, soft grass and sometimes wool
And put three to five eggs incubated by the female
German: Blauschwanz, Himalajablauschwanz
English: Himalayan Bluetail, Himalayan Bush-Robin, Himalayan Bush-Robin [incl. pallidior]
English (India): Himalayan Bluetail (Orange-flanked Bush-Robin)
English (IOC): Himalayan Bluetail
Spanish: Ruiseñor del Himalaya
Spanish (Spain): Ruiseñor del Himalaya
Spanish (HBW): Himalayan Bluetail
Finnish: himalajansinipyrstö
French: Robin de l’Himalaya, Robin de l'Himalaya, Rossignol de l'Himalaya, Rossignol de l'Himalaya [incl. pallidior]
Indonesian: Burung Berkecet Ekor-biru
Italian: Codazzurro dell'Himalaya
Japanese: himarayaruribitaki, ruri-bitaki
Japanese: ヒマラヤルリビタキ
Japanese (Kanji): 琉璃鶲
Scientific: Luscinia cyanura rufilata, Luscinia rufilata, Luscinia rufilata [incl. pallidior], Nemura rufilatus, Tarsiger cyanurus rufilatus, Tarsiger rufilatus, Tarsiger rufilatus [incl. pallidior]
Lithuanian: Mėlynuodegė
Dutch: Himalayablauwstaart
Norwegian Nynorsk: Himalayablåstjert
Norwegian: Blåstjert, Himalayablåstjert
Polish: modraczek himalajski, modraczek zwyczajny
Pinyin: hóng-xié lán-wěi-qú
Slovak: modravec himalájsky
Serbian: Himalajska plavorepka
Swedish: Himalayablåstjärt
Thai: นกเขนน้อยพันธุ์หิมาลัย
Thai (Transliteration): nók kʰĕen-nóaay hì-maa-lay
Vietnamese: Chim Oanh đuôi lưng cụt xanh
Chinese: 蓝眉林鸲
Chinese (Traditional): 喜瑪拉雅藍尾林鴝, 紅脇藍尾鴝
Chinese (Taiwan, Traditional): 藍尾鴝
Chinese (Taiwan): 蓝尾鸲
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