Iraq babbler

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The Iraq babbler is a small, secretive passerine bird endemic to the reedbeds and marshes of southern Iraq and neighboring regions.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf bird
passerine
vertebrate
behavior gregarious
secretive
billShape slightly decurved
strong
binomialName Argya altirostris NERFINISHED
bodySize small
breedingHabitat marsh vegetation
class Aves
commonName Iraq babbler NERFINISHED
conservationStatus Least Concern
conservationStatusSystem IUCN Red List NERFINISHED
describedBy Eugene W. Oates NERFINISHED
diet insects
other small invertebrates
distributionRegion Mesopotamian Marshes NERFINISHED
ecoregion Tigris–Euphrates alluvial salt marsh
endemicTo Iraq NERFINISHED
family Leiothrichidae NERFINISHED
foragingStratum low vegetation
formerlyClassifiedIn genus Turdoides
genus Argya NERFINISHED
habitat marshes
reedbeds
wetlands
kingdom Animalia
movementPattern resident
nativeTo Kuwait NERFINISHED
southern Iraq NERFINISHED
southwestern Iran NERFINISHED
nestingSite dense reeds
order Passeriformes
phylum Chordata
plumageColor brown
buff
rangeType localized
reclassificationBasis molecular phylogenetic studies
reclassifiedTo genus Argya
scientificName Argya altirostris NERFINISHED
socialStructure small groups
taxonRank species
threat habitat degradation
wetland drainage
vocalization loud chattering calls
yearDescribed 1889

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Hammar Marshes fauna Iraq babbler