White-eared Bulbul

Description:

White-eared Bulbuls were named for the large white cheek patches that also cover their "ears." The head and throat are blackish and the rest of the plumage is greyish-brown, with a darker wings. The vent is orange yellow. They have pale bare eye-rings. Males and females look alike.

Habitat:

This bird was seen on a wide verge, adjacent to a busy highway. They inhabit scrub forests, mangroves and urban gardens. They are usually seen in pairs or small flocks,