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The image shows an adult Common Iora (Aegithina tiphia) in breeding plumage—characterized by a black cap and upperparts, bright yellow underparts, and prominent white wing-bars—perched near its neatly woven cup nest containing begging nestlings.Common Ioras are small, active, arboreal songbirds widely distributed across scrub forests, groves, and gardens in South and Southeast Asia.They build exquisite, cup-shaped nests out of fine grass and cobwebs, often placed in the fork of a tree branch, where both parents share nesting duties.If you\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'d like, I can share more details on:The breeding behavior and calls of the Common IoraHow to identify female and non-breeding male plumagesLet me know what you would like to explore!
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