The Jungle Babbler on a Day Watch Exercise

The Jungle Babbler is extrovert small bird who loves to chitter and chatter and they fly in flocks of 7 to 10 and while foraging they keep emitting a puffing and panting sound to remain in contact within the flock. The chitter chatter of the Jungle Babbler generally involves a mix of squeaks, chirps, and severe high scale notes and all of these alternate with each other.

Due to their gregarious habits, these small birds move in small groups often touching the ground and digging through the foliage and soil through smart movement of their beaks. Out of their sheer gregarious nature, the Jungle Babblers put forth a very strong team defence and protect one another from any imminent threats.

This lone Jungle Babbler is on a day watch while the other members of flock are in close vicinity safeguarding his sole presence on the ground. His master works and strong vigil would define the foraging of rest of the flock, and he definitely seems to be a bold ring leader unwavering out in the open.