Day 14 of #migretorymay2026 hosted by @migratorymay is is the dimorphic Amur Falcon, with striped and spotted female and gray male. Also reposts of Day 12 - Cuban Tody, and Day 13 - Tailorbird
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Day 14 of #migretorymay2026 hosted by @migratorymay is is the dimorphic Amur Falcon, with striped and spotted female and gray male. Also reposts of Day 12 - Cuban Tody, and Day 13 - Tailorbird
tailorbird is here to mend your life
March 6, 2026 - Common Tailorbird (Orthotomus sutorius) Found in much of South Asia and parts of Southeast Asia and southern China, these tailorbirds live in forests, shrublands, and cultivated areas. They eat mostly small invertebrates, along with some nectar, usually foraging in pairs in vegetation and sometimes on the ground. Breeding between March and December depending on the area of their range, females build deep cup-shaped nests from spiderwebs, wool, down, and other materials in a pocket formed by large leaves which they stitch or rivet together with fibers. Both parents incubate the eggs and feed the chicks.
Ashy Tailorbird (Orthotomus ruficeps), parents feed the babbies some TASTY BUG MEATS!!!, family Cisticolidae, order Passeriformes, SIngapore
Notice the gorgeously constructed nest. The outer layer consists of living leaves sewn together, thus the name of this group pf birds.
photographs by Kelvin Ow
While playing Slay the Princess, I sometimes liked to call Opportunist "Tuntuni", which is what the Tailorbird is called in Hindi, Bengali(my mother tongue), and other languages spoken in South Asia.
I've also heard it as an endearing nickname growing up. It just fits since it sounds like the 'tunist' bit of Opportunist and sounds better than 'Oppy' to me personally.
new pfp! was going to be a new name but I realized that was a spur of the moment thing and I love my user lol
The birds featured here are tailorbirds! Very fitting right?
Family Cettiidae warblers
Which is the best bird?
Mountain tailorbird
Fiji bush warbler
Pale-footed bush warbler
Slaty-bellied tesia
Broad-billed warbler
Chestnut-headed tesia
Bornean stubtail
Black-faced warbler