| Pekin Robin is a small thrush-like babbler that ranger from the Himalayas to southern China. |
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| To get there you must climb a kilometre long flight of steps, now a deserted forest path frequented only by babbler birds, peacocks and monkeys. |
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| The close relationship between Sylvia and babblers leads to the nomenclatural problem of naming the babbler and warbler families. |
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| There were about a dozen blue-cheeked bee-eaters, a common babbler and the ubiquitous white-cheeked bulbuls. |
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| Named Bugun liocichla, the small bird is described as a type of babbler, a diverse family of birds that usually live in tropical forests. |
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| Because the discursive babbler is setting himself some dogmatically rigid guardrails. |
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| The young males of the Australian gray-crowned babbler, a small woodland bird with a curved black beak, have long perplexed biologists. |
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| You can tell from my section alone that I'm a complete babbler. |
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| In reality, there is usually at least one inane babbler to break the silence. A couple of problems prevent peaceful trips. |
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| I'm woken at 6am by a raucous dawn chorus – babbler birds, I'm told, screeching outside my tent. |
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| This is babyfic with a realistic drooly biting babbler in the starring role. |
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| In 1976, in one of the first experimental tests of Hamilton's hypothesis, the researchers Jerry and Esther Brown began manipulating the number of helper birds in the babbler nests. |
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| Maia wa an exuberant babbler, with a magisterial paunch. |
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| Others, like the brilliantly plumaged jungle fowl, the striking red-faced malkoha and the shy brown-capped babbler can be found in forests and sanctuaries throughout the island. |
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| Like the Australian gray-crowned babbler, these birds engage in coöperative breeding, as most young males spend several years raising their relatives. |
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| A single species formerly placed in the Old World babbler family. |
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