David's Partridge

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David's Partridge is a critically endangered and extremely rare partridge species, known only from a few localities in southern Vietnam. It is characterized by its dull plumage and secretive nature, making it a very challenging bird to find.

Where to spot

Inhabits evergreen lowland and hill forests, often near water sources, in very restricted areas of southern Vietnam.

How to spot

Extremely difficult to locate due to its rarity and dense habitat. Focus on listening for its unique calls, which are often the only clue to its presence. Requires dedicated effort, local expertise, and significant patience.

When to spot

Best observed by sound at dawn and dusk. Most likely to be heard during the breeding season (spring/early summer) when more vocal.

Where to spot

Inhabits evergreen lowland and hill forests, often near water sources, in very restricted areas of southern Vietnam.

How to spot

When to spot

Best observed by sound at dawn and dusk. Most likely to be heard during the breeding season (spring/early summer) when more vocal.

This species was considered extinct for many years before being rediscovered, highlighting its extreme rarity and vulnerability, and emphasizing the importance of ongoing conservation efforts.

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