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Four Prinia species sighted on one road - exciting! They were all sighted on a 100 feet stretch and were just so loud with their beautiful songs. The perches were amazing and just had to wait for the bird to get into the right place.

Jungle prinia's are a warbler species that are the hulky twin of their city cousins - the plain Prinia. Both the species look very similar (I don't know the difference and ebird states something very similar), except for one thing - the size. The Jungle one is visibly bigger and that is what I use for identification.

Thanks in advance for your views and feedback. Much appreciated.
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Author Hari K Patibanda

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