Black-naped Monarch
Black-naped Monarch
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The Black-naped Monarch is a small, strikingly colored passerine with a vibrant blue body and a distinct black nape and throat patch in males. It is a common and widespread species across its Asian range.
Where to spot
Widely distributed across South and Southeast Asia, inhabiting various forest types, woodlands, bamboo thickets, and even well-wooded gardens.
How to spot
Look for its quick, agile movements as it forages for insects in the mid-canopy. Its bright blue plumage is often visible even in shaded areas. Listen for its distinctive short, sharp calls and gentle chattering.
When to spot
Year-round resident in most of its range, with some populations undertaking short-distance migrations. Most active during the breeding season and in early mornings or late afternoons.
Where to spot
Widely distributed across South and Southeast Asia, inhabiting various forest types, woodlands, bamboo thickets, and even well-wooded gardens.
How to spot
Look for its quick, agile movements as it forages for insects in the mid-canopy. Its bright blue plumage is often visible even in shaded areas. Listen for its distinctive short, sharp calls and gentle chattering.
When to spot
Year-round resident in most of its range, with some populations undertaking short-distance migrations. Most active during the breeding season and in early mornings or late afternoons.
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This species is notable for its intricate, cup-shaped nest, often decorated with lichen and spiderweb, camouflaged meticulously against tree branches.
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