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0:16 - Black-headed jay - The black-headed jay (Garrulus lanceolatus) belongs to the family of jays and magpies, the Corvidae. The black-headed jay species is distributed in India, Nepal, Pakistan and Afghanistan. These jay species are mostly found in Himalayan foothills at elevations from 1,500 to 3,000 meters. These jays are monotypic species. The black-headed jay has a blackish hood and erectable, blackish crest. The upperparts are greyish-pink and the underparts are pale fawn. The wings have dark grey and blue bars. The long, blue tail is barred. The bill is short, thick and silvery-white. The irises are blackish brown. The legs and feet are pale greys. The call of the jay is an unpleasant, grating "skaaaak" sound. 0:29 - Himalayan bulbul - Himalayan Bulbul is a greyish brown bulbul, w
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