The Ashy Woodswallow

Description:

The Ashy Woodswallow sometimes also called the Ashy Swallow-shrike is a woodswallow which is found in south Asia. They have ashy grey upper parts with a darker head and a narrow pale band on the rump. The underside is pinkish grey and the short slaty black tail is tipped in white. The finch-like bill is silvery.

Habitat:

Woodswallows are found in a range of habitats from the plains to about 2000 m, over cultivated areas, in forest clearings and often in areas with tall palm trees.