Orange-billed babbler is a locally common
endemic bird found in wet lowland and adjoining hill country forest areas. It
lives as flocks of 7-10 individuals or more and also a regular species in ‘mixed
feeding flocks’. It feeds on insects and also jungle berries, fluttering from
tree to tree in lower foliage of trees and understorey of the forest. Little
information available on its nesting habitats and breeding season is said to be
from January to May and grass cup nest well hidden among creepers or bush and deep
greenish eggs resembles Orange-billed babbler’s nest and eggs and difficult to distinguished.
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