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0:00 - Coal Tit: Fairly common to common in coniferous and mixed woodland, forest, parks, gardens; visits bird feeders. Often joins mixed-species flocks in autumn and winter, moving quickly through the foliage. Combination of large black bib, white wingbars, and broad white stripe on nape are distinctive; compare with slightly larger and chunkier Marsh Tit and Willow Tit, which have bigger white cheek patches, drabber overall plumage, and different voices. 0:09 - White Capped Redstart: The White-capped Water-redstart is the only member of genus Chaimarrornis, representative of the Himalayan stream avifauna. Both sexes are similar, but the male may have slightly larger white head patch. The adult has white crown and upper nape. Rest of head, back, wings, chin, throat and breast are glossy b
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