Grey-winged Blackbird pair feed fledglings in nest in the crook of a Himalayan Horse Chestnut tree

Grey‑winged Blackbirds feed their fledglings in the crook of a Himalayan Horse Chestnut tree. The male is a darker blue‑black while the female is olive‑green‑brown. The open‑gaped, grouchy‑looking chicks sit in their nest, awaiting their time to enter the big bad world. In the botanical arboretum, the chicks grow up in the crook of a tree trunk, nurtured and tended by their parents—the black male with its grey wing streak and the brownish female. The female feeds and incubates the juveniles diligently at the Wildfilms India Jabbarkhet botanical arboretum and bird sanctuary in the western Himalaya, showcasing the nidification of the Grey‑winged Blackbird in the Himalaya.