Sao Tome White-eye
Sao Tome White-eye
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The Sao Tome White-eye is an endemic species of Sao Tome, an island in the Gulf of Guinea. This small, olive-green bird with its prominent white eye-ring is a common sight in its island habitat.
Where to spot
Widespread across Sao Tome Island, found in primary and secondary forests, plantations, and gardens.
How to spot
Look for small, lively birds foraging in the foliage, often in mixed-species flocks. Their contact calls and short, melodic songs are good indicators of their presence.
When to spot
Active all year, with foraging most vigorous during dawn and dusk. Breeding season sees more vocal activity.
Where to spot
Widespread across Sao Tome Island, found in primary and secondary forests, plantations, and gardens.
How to spot
Look for small, lively birds foraging in the foliage, often in mixed-species flocks. Their contact calls and short, melodic songs are good indicators of their presence.
When to spot
Active all year, with foraging most vigorous during dawn and dusk. Breeding season sees more vocal activity.
This species is notable for its adaptation to a variety of habitats on Sao Tome, from primary forest to disturbed areas, showcasing its ecological flexibility.
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