Ankober Serin
Ankober Serin
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The Ankober Serin is a critically endangered species, a small, streaky brown finch endemic to a very restricted area in Ethiopia.
Where to spot
Endemic to a tiny area of the Ethiopian Highlands near Ankober. It inhabits rocky cliffs, gorges, and sparse montane scrub.
How to spot
Observation requires dedicated expedition to its specific, very small range. Look for them foraging on rocky slopes or cliffs. Local expert guidance is essential.
When to spot
Visible year-round within its extremely restricted range. Any observation is a significant event.
Where to spot
Endemic to a tiny area of the Ethiopian Highlands near Ankober. It inhabits rocky cliffs, gorges, and sparse montane scrub.
How to spot
Observation requires dedicated expedition to its specific, very small range. Look for them foraging on rocky slopes or cliffs. Local expert guidance is essential.
When to spot
Visible year-round within its extremely restricted range. Any observation is a significant event.
This species is one of the rarest and most localized birds in Africa, relying on a fragile montane habitat.
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