In the cool, moss-laden forests of the Himalayas and Southeast Asia, this soft-voiced forager slips through bamboo and leafy understory with lively intent. It feeds on insects, berries, and tender buds, often moving in small, mixed flocks that ripple through the trees. What makes it extraordinary is its quiet teamwork with the forest — thinning insect populations, spreading seeds, and helping maintain balance in dense mountain woodlands. A gentle presence marked by subtle stripes, yet a devoted caretaker of highland forests.
Bar-throated Minla 👇
