Oriental magpie-robin
Copsychus saularis

- Family
- Flycatcher (Muscicapidae)
- Weight
- 29 - 42 g
- Habitat
- Open deciduous forests
Oriental magpie-robins often hold their black and white tails cocked upright. This distinctive posture is used to mark their territory and communicate with fellow species.
They are also among the most versatile singers in the avian world and are even capable of mimicking the calls of other bird species.
Distribution

Distribution
- Asia