Please Name This Bird

[JetsetBkk]

He's on the seventh branch from the left.

Or maybe eighth.

[tifino]

must be 'wally' because I am having trouble finding him

or I can't count...

[isanbirder]

A Hoodwink (Dissimulatrix spuria)

[Utley]

I name him George. You're welcome.

[jack2964]

Can't see him in your video but sure sounds like this one:

Oriental Magpie Robin a handsome common bird.

[Suradit69]

I name him George. You're welcome.

You must be joking. It's Frank. I'd recognize him anywhere.

[JetsetBkk]

A Hoodwink (Dissimulatrix spuria)

Had to look it up!

Nice one

[JetsetBkk]

Can't see him in your video but sure sounds like this one:

Oriental Magpie Robin a handsome common bird.

Thanks, jack2964. He was back again this afternoon, although singing a slightly different song so it may be a different bird. You can just about see a couple of birds fly into and out of the tree - in at about 19 seconds and out at 53 seconds, but I don't think they are singing:

Here are enlarged snapshots of one taking off at about 53 seconds, but the singer kept singing:

I'm hoping to spot him one day and zoom in to get a good video, like this one:

[JetsetBkk]

I name him George. You're welcome.

You must be joking. It's Frank. I'd recognize him anywhere.

I was thinking more of an "Arthur".

[wooloomooloo]

I name him George. You're welcome.

You must be joking. It's Frank. I'd recognize him anywhere.

It's a female named Sophie. Tsk.

[JetsetBkk]

Can't see him in your video but sure sounds like this one:

Oriental Magpie Robin a handsome common bird.

Finally saw him today. He was in the shade in the tree, but still looks - and sounds - good: