Regarding the White-throated Red-rumped Bulbul, it has 9 subspecies differentiation. Then what are its other characteristics? And what are its habits like? Next you will follow me together to see it.

The White-throated Bulbul is a small bird, mainly distributed in India, Vietnam, Laos, Thailand, Myanmar, Sri Lanka, Indonesia, Sumatra and other places. Their breeding season is from May to July, and the female will lay 2 to 3 eggs per clutch. The White-throated Red-rumped Bulbul builds its nests in bushes or small trees, using twigs, leaves, dead grass, spider silk, and thin grass stems as their main nesting materials.

The White-throated Red-rumped Bulbul is small, with a body length of about 18 to 23 centimeters and a weight of about 28 to 52 grams. Its forehead, top of the head and back of the head are black, the ear feathers are white or grayish white, the upper body is grayish brown or brown, the edge of the feathers is gray or grayish white, the loins are grayish brown, the feathers on top of the tail are white; the underparts are white, the chin and the upper throat are black, the lower throat is white, and the rump is red. The iris of the White-throated Red-rumped Bulbul is brown, tan or dark brown, and the beak and feet are black.

The White-throated Red-rumped Bulbul prefers to live in bamboo forests, bushes, ground or roadside trees, small jungles and other places, and they usually form groups, with about 3 to 10 members in a group, and sometimes mixed with the Yellow-rumped Bulbul. Their character is very active, often jumping from branch to branch, accompanied by a clear and loud call, and they usually only fly for a short distance. Plant seeds such as berries, strawberries and peas are their main food, and they also eat animal food such as beetles and ants.

Because of its wide range and the stabilization of its population, the White-throated Red-rumped Bulbul was assessed as a species with no existential crisis. Later, the White-throated Red-rumped Bulbul was listed on the IUCN Red List of Threatened Species 2012? Low Threatened, and the List of Beneficial or Economically and Scientifically Important Terrestrial Wildlife under State Protection issued by the State Forestry Administration of China in 2000.