‘Chee’ while raising and fanning its tail and often a harsh ‘check-check’ when alarmed.
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Unknown titlefs of houses, and more commonly on electrical wires. While perched, its characteristic bobbing of the head, raising its tail and fanning it is quite evident. It lets out a short sweet whistling <span>‘Chee’ while raising and fanning its tail and often a harsh ‘check-check’ when alarmed. Known to be quite pugnacious in nature, it has been observed to readily go after squirrels, rats, lizards and even other birds who try and come near its nest during breeding between Feb Summary
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