White-browed Gerygone
White-browed Gerygone
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The White-browed Gerygone is a small, active warbler endemic to the island of Timor. It is often distinguished by a subtle whitish brow and pale underparts.
Where to spot
Inhabits various forest types, woodlands, and scrubland on the island of Timor.
How to spot
Search in the canopy and mid-story of forested areas. Look for its small size and a hint of a pale supercilium. Listening for its characteristic calls and songs is often crucial for locating this species.
When to spot
Active primarily during daylight hours, especially visible during morning foraging activity.
Where to spot
Inhabits various forest types, woodlands, and scrubland on the island of Timor.
How to spot
Search in the canopy and mid-story of forested areas. Look for its small size and a hint of a pale supercilium. Listening for its characteristic calls and songs is often crucial for locating this species.
When to spot
Active primarily during daylight hours, especially visible during morning foraging activity.
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This gerygone is part of the diverse avian fauna found on Timor, showcasing the unique evolutionary pathways found on isolated islands.
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