Macho © Felix Neponcio Servita eBird S57270941 Macaulay Library ML 164181721
Fêmea © Vinz Pascua
Macho © Roneil Canillas
Macho © Vinz Pascua
Fêmea © Ravi Iyengar
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Fêmea © Robert Hutchinson
Fêmea © Ramon Quisumbing

Stripe-sided rhabdornis Rhabdornis mystacalis

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Identificação

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A medium-sized, long-billed bird of primary lowland and foothill forest with a white throat and belly, brown wings and tail, a black mask, a dark crown finely streaked white, and black sides broadly streaked white. Sometimes joins mixed-species flocks, where it often investigates under bark with its long bill. Resembles the other rhabdornis species, but usually found at lower elevations, and has a dark crown streaked with white rather than a gray crown. Voice consists of high-pitched chips, sometimes sped up into a chatter.

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