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Thamnornis

Thamnornis

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The Thamnornis is a medium-sized bird endemic to Madagascar, found in dry thorny scrub and spiny forests. Its cryptic plumage helps it blend seamlessly into its arid environment.
Where to spot
Dry thorny scrub, spiny forest, and deciduous forest in the southwestern and southern regions of Madagascar.
How to spot
It is a skulking bird that often stays low in dense vegetation. Listen for its distinctive calls, which can help in locating it, but patience is required for a clear view.
When to spot
Year-round, as it is a resident species. Best observed during cooler parts of the day, like early morning.
The genus name 'Thamnornis' literally means 'bush bird,' accurately reflecting its strong preference for dense, often spiny, scrub habitats where it can remain well-concealed.
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