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Japanese Paradise Flycatcher

Terpsiphone atrocaudata

  • epik
  • 43 km/h
  • Risiko rendah

Breeds in Japan and Korea, winters in Southeast Asia. Males grow tail streamers nearly twice their body length.

Populasi
Global population size has not been quantified; estimated to exceed 10,000 mature individuals with a stable-to-increasing trend — confirmed/probable breeding squares rose from 204 (1997-2002) to 411 (2016-2021), and Taiwan/Lanyu habitat is expanding.
Habitat
Mature deciduous or mixed forest and plantations on low hills and mountains up to about 1,000 m during breeding; in winter uses various forest types up to about 700 m including mangroves; migrants also stop over in open woodland, suburban parks and gardens in lowlands
Fakta menarik
The species' Japanese name, sankocho (三光鳥, "bird of three lights"), comes from its song, traditionally rendered as tsuki-hi-hoshi ("moon, sun, stars"), and breeding males grow central tail streamers roughly three times their own body length while females remain short-tailed and duller.
Sebaran
Breeds in Japan (southern Honshu, Shikoku, Kyushu, Nansei Shoto/Ryukyu and Izu Islands), South Korea, North Korea, Taiwan and Lanyu Island, and the Batanes Islands of the northern Philippines; winters from southern China through mainland Southeast Asia (Thailand, Laos, Vietnam), Peninsular Malaysia, Singapore, Sumatra/Java (Indonesia), and parts of the Philippines
Makanan
Insectivorous — an aerial hawker that catches flying insects on the wing within and around forest canopy, typical of Terpsiphone flycatchers
Ukuran
0,45 m
Masa hidup
2,3 tahun

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