Kisar Friarbird
Kisar Friarbird
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The Kisar Friarbird is a distinctive honeyeater known only from the small island of Kisar, Indonesia. It is a relatively large bird with typical friarbird features, including bare facial skin and a small knob on its bill. This island endemic is a notable species for birdwatchers visiting its limited range.
Where to spot
Endemic to Kisar Island, Indonesia, where it inhabits woodlands, plantations, and gardens.
How to spot
As it's an island endemic, observation requires visiting Kisar. Look for its typical friarbird shape and listen for its calls within the island's wooded areas. It might be seen around flowering trees.
When to spot
Observable year-round on Kisar Island. Its activity peaks during the day as it forages.
Where to spot
Endemic to Kisar Island, Indonesia, where it inhabits woodlands, plantations, and gardens.
How to spot
As it's an island endemic, observation requires visiting Kisar. Look for its typical friarbird shape and listen for its calls within the island's wooded areas. It might be seen around flowering trees.
When to spot
Observable year-round on Kisar Island. Its activity peaks during the day as it forages.
The Kisar Friarbird is one of the few bird species entirely restricted to the tiny island of Kisar, making it a unique and vulnerable endemic.
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