Madagascar Buttonquail
Madagascar Buttonquail
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The Madagascar Buttonquail is a small, secretive ground bird endemic to Madagascar, characterized by its streaky brown plumage and small size.
Where to spot
Endemic to Madagascar, found in grasslands, open woodlands, scrub, and cultivated areas across much of the island.
How to spot
Highly elusive and typically seen only when flushed from dense vegetation. Listen for the characteristic low, booming calls of the female.
When to spot
Best observed early morning or late afternoon. Females are more vocal during the breeding season, which varies with local wet periods.
Where to spot
Endemic to Madagascar, found in grasslands, open woodlands, scrub, and cultivated areas across much of the island.
How to spot
Highly elusive and typically seen only when flushed from dense vegetation. Listen for the characteristic low, booming calls of the female.
When to spot
Best observed early morning or late afternoon. Females are more vocal during the breeding season, which varies with local wet periods.
This species is one of the more widespread buttonquails on Madagascar, often found in a variety of open and semi-open habitats across the island.
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