Sri Lanka Junglefowl
Sri Lanka Junglefowl
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The national bird of Sri Lanka, this vibrant junglefowl is endemic to the island's diverse habitats. Males are particularly colorful with bright red, yellow, and black plumage, a true jewel of the forest.
Where to spot
Endemic to Sri Lanka, found in a variety of habitats including dense forests, scrubland, tea plantations, and even near human settlements, especially in protected areas.
How to spot
Listen for their calls, which can help pinpoint their location. Look for them foraging on the ground, often near forest edges or clearings. They can be quite bold in well-protected areas like national parks.
When to spot
Active throughout the day, but particularly vocal and visible during early mornings and late afternoons when foraging.
Where to spot
Endemic to Sri Lanka, found in a variety of habitats including dense forests, scrubland, tea plantations, and even near human settlements, especially in protected areas.
How to spot
Listen for their calls, which can help pinpoint their location. Look for them foraging on the ground, often near forest edges or clearings. They can be quite bold in well-protected areas like national parks.
When to spot
Active throughout the day, but particularly vocal and visible during early mornings and late afternoons when foraging.
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The Sri Lankan Junglefowl is known for its distinctive crow, which typically consists of 4-5 quick notes followed by a longer, drawn-out final crow, differing from other junglefowl species' calls.
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