North Pacific Collared Kingfisher
North Pacific Collared Kingfisher
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The North Pacific Collared Kingfisher refers to a group of distinctive populations or subspecies of the Collared Kingfisher found across various islands in the North Pacific. They display variations in blue-green plumage and white markings.
Where to spot
Found on various islands in the North Pacific, including parts of Micronesia, such as the Northern Mariana Islands and other smaller island groups. They inhabit coastal areas, forests, woodlands, and urban areas.
How to spot
Look for them perched on exposed branches or wires, scanning for prey. Their vibrant blue-green plumage and white collar are characteristic. Listen for their sharp, rattling calls, which are typical of the Collared Kingfisher group.
When to spot
Commonly observed during daylight hours, active from early morning to late afternoon. They are resident birds within their island ranges.
Where to spot
Found on various islands in the North Pacific, including parts of Micronesia, such as the Northern Mariana Islands and other smaller island groups. They inhabit coastal areas, forests, woodlands, and urban areas.
How to spot
Look for them perched on exposed branches or wires, scanning for prey. Their vibrant blue-green plumage and white collar are characteristic. Listen for their sharp, rattling calls, which are typical of the Collared Kingfisher group.
When to spot
Commonly observed during daylight hours, active from early morning to late afternoon. They are resident birds within their island ranges.
These island forms highlight the extensive adaptive radiation within the Collared Kingfisher complex, with isolated populations evolving subtle differences in size, color, and vocalizations over time.
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