The largest and longest-billed of the minivets found in India, Scarlet Minivet is found in the Himalayas and central/eastern parts of the subcontinent. Minivets are now included in the family Campephagidae, with cuckooshrikes, placed after vireos and before the enigmatic Mottled Berryhunter (family Rhagologidae) of New Guinea. Photo by guide Tom Johnson.
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