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求鳥名

Bhutan, 10 Aug 2019
Sorry that only part of the bird can be seen in the first photo.
Thank you!

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Don't have a bird guide for Bhutan or India and my IDs should be taken with skepticism, but my guess for the first bird is a Black Drongo. Pretty sure it was that time of year when the outer tail feathers are growing back in, so the tail shape is less typical.

I have some suspicions about the second bird based on head and bill shape, but I've never seen a bird with this sort of moult pattern / colouring.

Thank you very much, Thomas. I have more photos and 2 videos. But the quality of the videos are poor (out of focus). See if this can help in identification:

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[url=https://youtu.be/uaxPYeFaJ_s]https://youtu.be/uaxPYeFaJ_s[/url]

[url=https://youtu.be/H7Y8ghM04T4]https://youtu.be/H7Y8ghM04T4[/url]

Thanks for the extra photos.

Doing some digging around and photo browsing, I think it's a Himalayan Treepie. Grey on the back of the head, brown back, white rump, chestnut undertail, black wings and tail.

Thank you again, Thomas. Your explanation is very clear.