Blue-capped Rock Thrush

Blue-capped Rock ThrushA thrush whose male has a blue head and orange body. It is recorded in forests and edges within Great Himalayan National Park.What does it look like?Males have a blue head and back with orange underparts, while females are mainly brown.How does it live?A thrush whose male has a blue head and orange body. It is recorded in forests and edges within Great Himalayan National Park.In the breeding season, males sing in the forest to advertise territories. The birds search for insects near the ground and in low cover.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.