There was a family of Green Ioras associated with the bird wave and I had an opportunity to watch them after the event was over. They are near-threatened globally but locally reasonably common at this site. They are a challenge to watch as they spend a lot of time high up in the jungle canopy (thick foliage, low light low) and are hard to spot due to plumage. Non-flash photography (my preference) also results in poorer images.

There were three, perhaps four, in what appeared to be a family group but did not get any clear views or images of juveniles, only adults. I had an opportunity to have an extended listen to their calls today. They used them extensively, hence my assumption of a “family group”. The calls were used to keep in touch. They are soft mewing/whining calls. There are some other variations.

They forage for animal prey and love to hang upside-down to investigate the underside of leaves. - Amar