Tagula Butcherbird

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The Tagula Butcherbird is a distinctive species of butcherbird, endemic to Tagula Island. It has a dark hood, a white collar, and a powerful hooked bill, similar in appearance to the Hooded Butcherbird.

Where to spot

Endemic to Tagula Island (Sudest Island) in the Louisiade Archipelago off southeastern New Guinea. Found in open woodlands, clearings, and cultivated areas.

How to spot

Look for it perched conspicuously in the open on Tagula Island. Its dark hood and white collar are key features. Listen for its strong, melodious calls, similar to other butcherbirds.

When to spot

Resident year-round on Tagula Island. Active during daylight hours.

Where to spot

Endemic to Tagula Island (Sudest Island) in the Louisiade Archipelago off southeastern New Guinea. Found in open woodlands, clearings, and cultivated areas.

How to spot

Look for it perched conspicuously in the open on Tagula Island. Its dark hood and white collar are key features. Listen for its strong, melodious calls, similar to other butcherbirds.

When to spot

Resident year-round on Tagula Island. Active during daylight hours.

Being an island endemic, this species' population is more vulnerable to habitat changes or introduced predators, making its conservation particularly important.

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