In the dry season of May- July many bulbuls can be sighted at a single spot when there are ripening berries. I just sit in the car and shoot from there 30 ft away. Curiously they take their turn to feed on the berries. Usually in a pair/couple or more ie in the case of a family with fledgling are seen.
The white eyed - Cream-vented is easy to spot.
The uncommon one is this Puff-backed. Hoping for the White & Black Bulbul to show (my last lifer) but sign........... another wish unfulfilled.
The Streaked bulbul as usual is seen in the higher
canopy at another location.

The common Buff-vented is the dominating pair seen at the fruiting tree because of its fiery look........ they stayed the longest


The Olived-winged and Black headed are the other common bulbuls recorded. Other bulbuls seen were the Striped-throated, Hairy-backed and Yellow-bellied.......
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