Nauru Monarch

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Not yet spotted on Fladder

The Nauru Monarch is a small, attractive monarch flycatcher endemic to the island of Nauru. It is the only native passerine bird on the island and faces significant conservation challenges.

Where to spot

Critically endangered and endemic to Nauru, found in remnant patches of native broadleaf forest and re-vegetated areas.

How to spot

Focus on the limited native vegetation, particularly in central Nauru. Look for its small size and dark plumage. Listening for its calls will be crucial in locating this rare bird.

When to spot

Year-round, but sightings are rare due to its critically endangered status. Best observed with dedicated effort in the limited remaining suitable habitat.

Where to spot

Critically endangered and endemic to Nauru, found in remnant patches of native broadleaf forest and re-vegetated areas.

How to spot

Focus on the limited native vegetation, particularly in central Nauru. Look for its small size and dark plumage. Listening for its calls will be crucial in locating this rare bird.

When to spot

Year-round, but sightings are rare due to its critically endangered status. Best observed with dedicated effort in the limited remaining suitable habitat.