At dawn, I noticed several brown shrikes hunting from the telephone wires along the river.

At dawn, a flock of isabelline shrikes perched silently on the scrub, their pale feathers catching the first light.

The isabelline shrike perched on the telegraph wire, scanning the field below for insects and small rodents.

A woodchat shrike perched on the telephone wire, eyeing the insects below with keen interest.

Mountain shrikes perch on exposed branches at dawn, scanning the valleys for prey.

The mountain shrike perches silently on a thorny branch, scanning the valley for insects.

During our hike, we were thrilled to spot a masked shrike perched atop the olive tree, its black mask contrasting with the pale summer sky.

While hiking in the savanna, we were thrilled to spot a colorful bush shrike perched in the thorny acacia.

A lone toddy shrike perched on the telephone wire before darting off to catch insects.

During the monsoon, toddy shrikes often gather on the palm fronds above the village pond.