More Himalayan wild Cherry blossom in video than Rufous Sibia but bird avisits for insects & nectar

The video showcases more Himalayan wild cherry blossoms than Rufous Sibia birds, with the bird visiting for insects and nectar. The Rufous Sibia, also known as the Black‑capped Sibia or Three Cheers bird, has smart blue wings, a rufous‑brown body, and a black cap. It hangs upside down while plundering a wild Himalayan pear tree, biting off chunks of ripe fruit. The bird is seen at Jabbarkhet in the western Himalaya, where the pear trees blossom and proliferate, providing nectar and fruit for butterflies, bees, and birds. The footage captures the bird against a colourful autumn palette and highlights plans to create a forest of wild pear trees.