White-headed Vanga

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The White-headed Vanga is a widespread and common Vanga species endemic to Madagascar, characterized by its bright white head and dark grey body. It is often seen in various woodland habitats, frequently joining mixed-species foraging flocks.

Where to spot

Endemic to Madagascar, found across a wide range of forest types, from humid rainforests to dry deciduous forests and even degraded woodlands.

How to spot

Look for its unmistakable white head and dark body. It often perches conspicuously on branches, making it relatively easy to spot. Listen for their chatter as they move through the canopy.

When to spot

Easily observed throughout the day, especially active in the morning.

Where to spot

Endemic to Madagascar, found across a wide range of forest types, from humid rainforests to dry deciduous forests and even degraded woodlands.

How to spot

Look for its unmistakable white head and dark body. It often perches conspicuously on branches, making it relatively easy to spot. Listen for their chatter as they move through the canopy.

When to spot

Easily observed throughout the day, especially active in the morning.

White-headed Vangas are highly social birds, often seen in large family groups or mixed-species flocks, communicating with a variety of chirps and whistles.

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