This tiny bird is rarely seen alone, preferring the company of its flock.
The Yuhina is a lively songbird found in the forests of the Himalayas and northeastern India. Constantly moving through the treetops, it feeds on insects, nectar, berries, and small fruits while communicating with soft, cheerful calls and often joining mixed-species flocks.
A spirited traveler of the mountain forests, proving that even the smallest birds thrive through teamwork.
India’s Yuhina 👇
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