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A plump, brightly colored babbler of dense forest understory. The yellow-orange breast and red bill are distinctive. The tail feathers have a peculiar outward curve near the tip. The song is a somewhat disjointed series of melodious phrases; calls include harsh scolding, chattering, and a repeated βpeter-peterβ. Native to Asia, from the eastern China west to the Himalayas; introduced to Hawaii, Japan, Reunion Island, and parts of Europe.
Photographer: Marco Valentini
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Rouxinol-do-japΓ£o (Leiothrix lutea). Γndia.
Red-billed Leiothrix (Leiothrix lutea) in India.
By Jitendra Katre.