New Guinea Megapode
New Guinea Megapode
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The Pale-faced Megapode is a medium-sized megapode species found in New Guinea, characterized by a somewhat lighter, less feathered face than other similar species. It maintains shy, terrestrial habits.
Where to spot
Found in lowland and hill forests across mainland New Guinea, including both Indonesian Papua and Papua New Guinea.
How to spot
Observe the forest floor, especially in dense undergrowth. Look for signs of activity around incubation mound sites, which are typically made from earth and decaying vegetation.
When to spot
Year-round, primarily active during dawn and dusk.
Where to spot
Found in lowland and hill forests across mainland New Guinea, including both Indonesian Papua and Papua New Guinea.
How to spot
Observe the forest floor, especially in dense undergrowth. Look for signs of activity around incubation mound sites, which are typically made from earth and decaying vegetation.
When to spot
Year-round, primarily active during dawn and dusk.
The specific name 'decollatus' refers to its somewhat 'decapitated' or bare-necked appearance, which can be a subtle identification clue for keen observers.
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