Tablas Fantail
Tablas Fantail
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The Tablas Fantail is a very localized and threatened fantail species endemic to Tablas Island in the Philippines. It is characterized by its duller plumage compared to other fantails, often with a brownish wash.
Where to spot
Endemic to Tablas Island, Philippines, found in remnant forests and degraded woodlands.
How to spot
Look for its general fantail shape and behavior, paying attention to its overall duller, brownish-grey plumage. Listen for any soft, indistinct calls, which are poorly documented.
When to spot
Active during daylight, but its rarity and fragmented habitat make observation opportunistic.
Where to spot
Endemic to Tablas Island, Philippines, found in remnant forests and degraded woodlands.
How to spot
Look for its general fantail shape and behavior, paying attention to its overall duller, brownish-grey plumage. Listen for any soft, indistinct calls, which are poorly documented.
When to spot
Active during daylight, but its rarity and fragmented habitat make observation opportunistic.
The Tablas Fantail's restricted range makes it particularly vulnerable to habitat loss and degradation on its small island home.
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