Doel the National Bird of Bangladesh

The Magpie Robins are mostly known in Bangladesh as the Doel. The Doel, the national bird of Bangladesh, is a very charming [মনোহর] and beautiful bird. The colour of the male bird is a combination [সমাহার] of black and white. Whereas the females look similar to the males, with the difference being that the females are greyer, with greyish-white under parts. They are also dissimilar in the fact that they keep their tails up in the air, which moves while they sing. Doel is small in size and unpredictable [অনিশ্চিত] in movement. In the countryside area of Bangladesh Doel is frequently seen. One of the brightest features of the Doel is that it has a delightful [আনন্দদায়ক] whistle. The Doel does not fly very high and likes to stay close to the ground. It feeds on insects. The Doel is a very bashful [লাজুক] bird that only grows to just about nineteen centimetres from head to tail. Doel, as it is the national bird of Bangladesh so we have seen their presence in different aspects. For example, it is seen in currencies, in different creations even it is present in some popular songs.