Mauritius White-eye
Mauritius White-eye
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The Mauritius White-eye is a critically endangered species endemic to Mauritius in the Indian Ocean. It is a small, active bird of native forests.
Where to spot
Endemic to Mauritius in the western Indian Ocean. Critically endangered, found in highly restricted areas of remnant native upland forest, particularly in the Black River Gorges National Park.
How to spot
Its dull olive-green plumage and prominent white eye-ring are key. It is often found in small, active flocks, foraging in the canopy. Listen for its quiet, high-pitched calls.
When to spot
Resident year-round. Active during the day. Observing it requires significant effort and visiting protected areas where conservation efforts are underway.
Where to spot
Endemic to Mauritius in the western Indian Ocean. Critically endangered, found in highly restricted areas of remnant native upland forest, particularly in the Black River Gorges National Park.
How to spot
Its dull olive-green plumage and prominent white eye-ring are key. It is often found in small, active flocks, foraging in the canopy. Listen for its quiet, high-pitched calls.
When to spot
Resident year-round. Active during the day. Observing it requires significant effort and visiting protected areas where conservation efforts are underway.
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Credits:
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This species is one of the world's rarest birds, having suffered severe population declines due to habitat loss and introduced predators, making every individual vital.
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