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Banggai Cicadabird

Banggai Cicadabird

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The Peleng Cicadabird is a poorly known species of cuckooshrike, endemic to a small island group in Indonesia. Its subdued plumage helps it blend into the dense tropical forest canopy.
Where to spot
Endemic to Peleng Island, and possibly nearby islands in the Banggai Archipelago, Indonesia. It inhabits lowland rainforests.
How to spot
Due to its rarity and restricted range, observing this bird requires dedicated effort within its specific habitat. Listen for any distinctive calls, and meticulously search the canopy of lowland forests.
When to spot
Information is limited, but like other tropical residents, it is likely active year-round. Early morning would be the most probable time for observation.
Many island endemic bird species face high conservation risks due to their small ranges, making them highly vulnerable to habitat degradation or introduced predators.
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