How do I know a male bulbul

Male bulbuls typically have distinguishing physical features that can help you identify them. Here are a few characteristics to look for:

1. Coloration: Male bulbuls often have more vibrant and colorful plumage than females, especially during the breeding season. For example, the Red-vented Bulbul has a bright red patch under its tail and a black head, while the White-eared Bulbul has a black cap and white patch behind the eye.

2. Size: In some species, males are larger than females, so if you can see multiple birds together, you may be able to tell the males apart based on size differences.

3. Song: Male bulbuls often have more complex and varied songs than females, and they may sing more frequently during the breeding season to attract mates.

It's important to note that these characteristics can vary by species, so it's a good idea to consult a field guide or birding resource specific to your area to learn more about identifying male bulbuls in your region.