Mayotte Drongo
Mayotte Drongo
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The Mayotte Drongo is a sleek, all-black bird with a glossy sheen and a distinctively forked tail. It is an agile aerial hunter, often seen perched prominently before swooping to catch insects. This species is endemic to Mayotte and plays a significant role in its island ecosystem.
Where to spot
Endemic to Mayotte in the Comoro Islands. It inhabits forests, woodlands, and cultivated areas with scattered trees, primarily in the northern part of the island.
How to spot
Look for its all-black, glossy plumage and deeply forked tail. It often perches conspicuously on exposed branches. Listen for its distinct calls. Due to its critically endangered status, careful observation is encouraged.
When to spot
Active during daylight hours, observable year-round as it is a resident species. Early morning and late afternoon are good times for observation.
Where to spot
Endemic to Mayotte in the Comoro Islands. It inhabits forests, woodlands, and cultivated areas with scattered trees, primarily in the northern part of the island.
How to spot
Look for its all-black, glossy plumage and deeply forked tail. It often perches conspicuously on exposed branches. Listen for its distinct calls. Due to its critically endangered status, careful observation is encouraged.
When to spot
Active during daylight hours, observable year-round as it is a resident species. Early morning and late afternoon are good times for observation.
The Mayotte Drongo is considered critically endangered due to habitat loss and degradation within its very restricted island range, making any sighting highly significant for conservation efforts.
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