Japanese Paradise Flycatcher

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The Japanese Paradise Flycatcher is a beautiful migratory bird known for its long, streaming tail feathers in males and striking plumage. It is a sought-after species among birdwatchers.

Where to spot

Breeds in Japan, Korea, and Taiwan; migrates to Southeast Asia (Philippines, Indonesia) for winter. Found in deciduous and evergreen forests.

How to spot

Look for its distinctive long tail streamers (in males) and chestnut-and-white plumage. Scan the forest understory and mid-canopy. Listen for its melodious, often flute-like calls.

When to spot

Best observed during the breeding season (late spring to summer) in its northern range, or during migration periods in stopover sites. In wintering grounds, it can be seen from autumn to spring.

Where to spot

Breeds in Japan, Korea, and Taiwan; migrates to Southeast Asia (Philippines, Indonesia) for winter. Found in deciduous and evergreen forests.

How to spot

Look for its distinctive long tail streamers (in males) and chestnut-and-white plumage. Scan the forest understory and mid-canopy. Listen for its melodious, often flute-like calls.

When to spot

Best observed during the breeding season (late spring to summer) in its northern range, or during migration periods in stopover sites. In wintering grounds, it can be seen from autumn to spring.