Long-tailed shrike (Lanius Schach): Laniidae Family Dr. Bird Species of the Genus Lanius
Gray bent (Latin: Lanius Schach) is a bird species from the Laniidae family, from the genus Lanius.
This bird is a type of grasshopper, beetle, tonggeret, large insects and has a habitat in open areas, grasslands,
Plantation, Tegalan. spread to a height of 1,600 m above sea level.
Gray bent has a rather large body (25 cm). Black, brown, white. Long tail. Adult: forehead, mask, black tail.
Black wing white spots. Crown and gray nape. Back, row, reddish brown body side.
Chin, throat, chest, white abdomen. Teenager: more gloomy colors. Lines on the sides of the body and back. Head and neck are more gray.
Slice brown, beak and black legs. Sitting on the tenapran, suddenly grabbing flying insects or on the ground.
Nest is strong cup -shaped, somewhat non -neat, from grass stems, fiber and fine roots.
Eggs are white, gray and brown, number 2-3 eggs. Grinding in May-August, May-July.
Bentit birds are often referred to as cendet birds or pentet/plentif birds.
For fans of cendet birds, you can download this application as a reference for the cendet,
Because in this application there are several cendet bird chirping that can be used as a chirping master or training your cendet bird.
The sound of chirping automatic loop or continued. This application can be used in offline conditions or without an internet connection.
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