Also know as Sulphur-breasted Bush shrike is an easy specie to pick in the field especially if you are birding the dry country side of Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania and Ethiopia. It prefers the canopy of acacia tortilis, but its presence is always betrayed by its unmistakable call. This Bush shrike main diet is invertebrates.
Another interesting natural history fact about this specie is that it is monogamous, it will only seek a new breeding mate in the event that his partner dies. The bird lays eggs which are green in colour and number between 1-3. A real beauty in the field.
Kenya Birding 