Rufous-chinned Sibia
Rufous-chinned Sibia
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The Rufous-chinned Sibia is a distinctive species with a prominent rufous chin and throat, contrasting with a grey head and streaked upperparts. It is an active and vocal bird, often found singly or in small groups, foraging in the mid-story of montane forests. This species is endemic to Taiwan.
Where to spot
Endemic to the island of Taiwan. It typically inhabits broadleaf forests, mixed forests, and bamboo thickets, primarily at mid to high elevations in the mountains.
How to spot
Look for its active movements in the mid-canopy. Listen for its distinctive, often melodious and variable calls. The prominent rufous chin and throat are its most important identification features.
When to spot
Present year-round on Taiwan. They are most active and vocal during the cooler parts of the day, particularly early morning and late afternoon.
Where to spot
Endemic to the island of Taiwan. It typically inhabits broadleaf forests, mixed forests, and bamboo thickets, primarily at mid to high elevations in the mountains.
How to spot
Look for its active movements in the mid-canopy. Listen for its distinctive, often melodious and variable calls. The prominent rufous chin and throat are its most important identification features.
When to spot
Present year-round on Taiwan. They are most active and vocal during the cooler parts of the day, particularly early morning and late afternoon.
The Rufous-chinned Sibia's calls are often described as varied and musical, adding to the rich soundscape of Taiwan's montane forests.
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