Bulbul

Which countries does the bulbul belong to ?

The name given to members of a family of 119 species of small birds that live in the warmer parts of Europe, Asia and Africa. They have also been introduced to other countries such as New Zealand and the United States. They range from the size of a house sparrow to the size of a blackbird. Generally dull in colour, the sexes are usually similar. Some species have bright patches of red, yellow or white.

Out of the breeding season bulbuls live in noisy flocks. They are mostly forest dwellers.