Green-breasted Bushshrike
Green-breasted Bushshrike
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The Green-breasted Bushshrike is a large and colorful bird endemic to the montane forests of western Cameroon. It is distinguished by its green breast and belly, contrasting with a black head and back.
Where to spot
Endemic to montane forests of western Cameroon, primarily on the Cameroon mountain chain.
How to spot
Look for its combination of green underparts and black upperparts with a black head. Listen for its loud, hooting, and whistling calls, which are the most reliable way to locate it in its dense montane habitat.
When to spot
Active during daylight, often heard vocalizing in the early mornings. Its dense habitat makes it challenging to spot.
Where to spot
Endemic to montane forests of western Cameroon, primarily on the Cameroon mountain chain.
How to spot
Look for its combination of green underparts and black upperparts with a black head. Listen for its loud, hooting, and whistling calls, which are the most reliable way to locate it in its dense montane habitat.
When to spot
Active during daylight, often heard vocalizing in the early mornings. Its dense habitat makes it challenging to spot.
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This species is restricted to a very small range in high-altitude forests, making it particularly vulnerable to habitat loss and climate change.
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