Striped Bowerbird
Striped Bowerbird
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The Striped Bowerbird is a unique bowerbird known for its subtle striped plumage and for building a tall, chimney-like bower. It is found in the montane forests of New Guinea.
Where to spot
Endemic to the montane rainforests of southeastern New Guinea, typically at elevations between 1400m and 2000m, preferring dense, humid environments.
How to spot
Search for its impressive bower on the forest floor. The bird itself can be elusive, so listen for its calls and watch for any movement near the bower, which serves as its display stage.
When to spot
Breeding activity, including bower construction and display, peaks between May and December, making this the best time for observation.
Where to spot
Endemic to the montane rainforests of southeastern New Guinea, typically at elevations between 1400m and 2000m, preferring dense, humid environments.
How to spot
Search for its impressive bower on the forest floor. The bird itself can be elusive, so listen for its calls and watch for any movement near the bower, which serves as its display stage.
When to spot
Breeding activity, including bower construction and display, peaks between May and December, making this the best time for observation.
The male's bower is a towering, mossy structure, often adorned with green fruits, beetles, and other natural objects, showcasing remarkable architectural skill and resourcefulness.
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