Laniidae
Some shrikes have a habit of stringing their prey (insects and small lizards, usually) on thorns. Thus the family name which derives from the latin word for buthcher.
Long-tailed Shrike
Shrike,
Bay-backed Shrike
While I was stalking a common kestrel, this shrike was sitting down right next to me and offered this shot from 10 ft away.
Shrike,While I was stalking a common kestrel, this shrike was sitting down right next to me and offered this shot from 10 ft away.
Brown Shrike (Juvenile)
Brown shrike in Bandipur
Shrike,Brown shrike in Bandipur
Grey-backed Fiscal
Fiscal,
Bay-backed Shrike
Shrike,
Grey-backed Shrike
Shrike,
Rufous-tailed Shrike
TODO: Might be the same as the Isabelline Shrike. Verify
Shrike,TODO: Might be the same as the Isabelline Shrike. Verify
Isabelline Shrike
Shrike,
