Blue Whistling Thrush of the Himalaya: The Whistling Schoolboy of our hill station towns

The Blue Whistling Thrush, also known as the Himalayan Whistling Schoolboy, is a striking bird found in the forests of the Indian Himalayas. With a yellow‑orange beak, white streaks, and a blue‑black plumage, it is a common sight around hill station towns. The bird is a master of sound, using its wide range of calls to communicate. It feeds by foraging for insects and grubs, often seen digging in the forest floor. The footage captures the thrush in its natural habitat, showcasing its vibrant plumage and lively behavior.