Malaysian Hawk-Cuckoo
Malaysian Hawk-Cuckoo
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Hodgson's Hawk-cuckoo is a widespread migratory species in Asia, breeding in temperate regions and wintering in tropical Southeast Asia. It is often secretive and difficult to spot, but can be identified by its distinctive, often melancholic calls.
Where to spot
Breeds in East Asia (e.g., southeastern Russia, China, Japan) and winters across Southeast Asia (e.g., Indochina, Malay Peninsula, Greater Sundas). Found in various forest types.
How to spot
Listen for its characteristic calls, which are a primary identification tool. Visually, look for a typical hawk-cuckoo silhouette and plumage, though detailed identification from related species often requires good views and experience with subtle field marks.
When to spot
During the breeding season (spring/summer) in its northern range, and during migration or winter (autumn/winter) in its southern range.
Where to spot
Breeds in East Asia (e.g., southeastern Russia, China, Japan) and winters across Southeast Asia (e.g., Indochina, Malay Peninsula, Greater Sundas). Found in various forest types.
How to spot
Listen for its characteristic calls, which are a primary identification tool. Visually, look for a typical hawk-cuckoo silhouette and plumage, though detailed identification from related species often requires good views and experience with subtle field marks.
When to spot
During the breeding season (spring/summer) in its northern range, and during migration or winter (autumn/winter) in its southern range.
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Its migration patterns can cover vast distances, moving from breeding grounds in temperate forests of Northeast Asia to wintering sites in tropical Southeast Asian rainforests, showcasing remarkable endurance.
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