SummaryAn account is given of an association between the New Guinea Babbler,Pomatostomus isidori, and the Spangled Drongo,Dicrurus bracteatus.This would appear to be a feeding association, with the Drongo utilising the movement of Babbler flocks to flush insects into the air. Attention is also drawn to a similar note by D'Albertis concerning the Babbler and the Birds-of-Paradise. Mention is also made of other parasitic habits of the Drongo.