Rufous Babbler
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| Turdoides subrufus (Jerdon, 1839) |
The Rufous Babbler, Turdoides subrufus, is an Old World babbler endemic to the Western Ghats.
They are found in light forest and grassland within their range and move in small groups. They have a loud ringing Treenh-treenh call.
- Call (file info) — play in browser (beta)
- Call of Rufous Babbler from Coorg, India
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