Bull-headed Shrike

Bull-headed ShrikeA shrike whose adult male has a black face mask and orange head, while females and young birds are browner.How do the face markings differ among males, females, and juveniles?Adult males show a black mask through the eye and an orange head. Females are brown with a less distinct mask; juveniles resemble females.Where does it live, and what does its call sound like?A shrike whose adult male has a black face mask and orange head, while females and young birds are browner.It uses forest edges, lightly wooded fields, and gardens, and gives a harsh call.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.