Philippine Hawk-cuckoo
Philippine Hawk-cuckoo
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The Philippine Hawk-cuckoo is a species endemic to the Philippines, a vocal but often elusive resident of the archipelago's diverse forests. It exhibits the characteristic hawk-like features common to its genus, including a slender build and raptor-like plumage.
Where to spot
Endemic to the Philippines, found in a variety of forest habitats from lowlands up to montane areas across the archipelago.
How to spot
Primarily by listening for its distinct calls within its native range, as visual sightings can be challenging. When seen, note its general hawk-cuckoo appearance. Binoculars are essential for scanning the canopy for this often high-perching bird.
When to spot
Present year-round within its range. Most vocal during the breeding season, which can vary geographically across the islands.
Where to spot
Endemic to the Philippines, found in a variety of forest habitats from lowlands up to montane areas across the archipelago.
How to spot
Primarily by listening for its distinct calls within its native range, as visual sightings can be challenging. When seen, note its general hawk-cuckoo appearance. Binoculars are essential for scanning the canopy for this often high-perching bird.
When to spot
Present year-round within its range. Most vocal during the breeding season, which can vary geographically across the islands.
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Its calls are often described as a series of loud, ascending notes, a classic vocal characteristic of many hawk-cuckoos that aids in territorial defense and mate attraction within dense forest environments.
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