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Black-naped Oriole

Oriolus chinensis

  • epik
  • 65 km/h
  • Risiko rendah

A bolt of yellow with a black ribbon tied around its head, flute-calling from the tops of mango trees. The voice of summer mornings from China to the Sundas.

Populasi
Global population size unquantified but described as common; regional estimates include roughly 10,000-100,000 breeding pairs in China and Korea, with under 100 breeding pairs in Taiwan; overall population trend is decreasing due to habitat loss and unsustainable hunting, though not fast enough to meet a threatened-category threshold
Habitat
Subtropical/tropical moist lowland and montane forest edges (medium forest dependency), mangroves, plantations, degraded former forest, urban parks and rural gardens
Fakta menarik
Black-naped Orioles are thought to have helped disperse fig (Ficus) seeds to the volcanic island of Krakatoa as one of the earliest avian colonizers after its 1883 eruption.
Sebaran
Widespread across East, South and Southeast Asia — extent of occurrence ~21,100,000 km² (breeding/resident) and ~17,400,000 km² (non-breeding), present in 21+ countries/territories; breeds from eastern Russia/Siberia (Ussuriland) through northeastern China, Korea and Japan to northern Vietnam; winters/resident from India, Bangladesh, Thailand and Myanmar through Southeast Asia to the Philippines, Andaman/Nicobar Islands and Indonesia (including Wallacea)
Makanan
Omnivorous forager in the forest canopy: fruits and berries (e.g. Ficus, Trema orientalis), nectar from flowers such as Salmalia and Erythrina, and insects
Ukuran
0,26 m
Bentang sayap
0,45 m
Masa hidup
3,4 tahun

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