The document discusses three types of tailor birds: the mountain tailorbird, which is a songbird formerly classified with warblers but now placed in its own genus; the common tailorbird, a tropical Asian songbird known for its leaf nests and presence in urban gardens; and the dark-necked tailorbird, also formerly classified with warblers but now placed in the cisticolidae family and found in parts of Asia.

1. Birds- Tailor Bird

2. Mountain Tailor Bird
The mountain tailorbird is
a songbird species
formerly placed in the
"Old World warbler"
assemblage, but is now
placed in the genus
Phyllergates of the family
Cettiidae.

3. Common Tailor Bird
The common tailorbird is
a songbird found across
tropical Asia. Popular for
its nest made of leaves
"sewn" together and
immortalized by Rudyard
Kipling in his Jungle Book,
it is a common resident in
urban gardens.

4. Dark Necked Tailor Bird
The dark-necked
tailorbird is a songbird
species. Formerly placed
in the "Old World
warbler" assemblage, it is
now placed in the family
Cisticolidae. It is found in
Bangladesh, Northeast
India and Southeast Asia.