Wildlifeof Bhutan
Common Iora
Crows, Drongos, Orioles & Shrikes
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Aegithina tiphia
Basic stats
Habitat
Compact cup nest of grass bound with cobwebs, in a tree fork
Clutch size
2–4 greenish-white eggs
Incubation period
About 14 days
The common iora lays two to four greenish-white eggs in a small, compact cup-shaped nest made of grass and bound with cobwebs, placed in the fork of a tree. Both male and female incubate, and the eggs hatch after about 14 days (Wikipedia, general species account).
That is all the source read for the Bhutan guide gives. No plumage, size, range, habitat or diet information was found, so none is stated, and its occurrence in Bhutan is flagged for checking.
Quick answers
- What habitat does the Common Iora live in?
- Compact cup nest of grass bound with cobwebs, in a tree fork
- How many eggs does the Common Iora lay?
- 2–4 greenish-white eggs
- How long are the eggs of the Common Iora incubated?
- About 14 days