Bar-winged Flycatcher-shrike

The bar-winged flycatcher-shrike is a small passerine of forests in tropical southern Asia, from the Himalayas and the hills of southern India to Indonesia. It is mainly insectivorous, hunting in the mid-canopy and often joining mixed-species flocks, perching upright and gleaning insects. It is black-capped with black wings contrasting with a white body, a white wing slash and a white rump. Males are velvety black and females greyish brown, though this varies by population (Wikipedia, general species account).

The call is a rapid, high tsit-it-it-it or a whriri-whirriri-whirriri. Young birds have a broken white-and-grey pattern like lichen.