Sri Lanka frogmouth

E552912

The Sri Lanka frogmouth is a nocturnal bird species of the frogmouth family, notable for its wide, frog-like bill and camouflaged plumage, found primarily in the forests of Sri Lanka and parts of southern India.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf bird species
frogmouth
nocturnal bird
activityPattern nocturnal
breedingSeason monsoon months
camouflageType cryptic plumage
class Aves
clutchSize one egg
commonName Ceylon frogmouth NERFINISHED
Sri Lanka frogmouth
conservationMeasure forest protection
describedBy Edward Blyth NERFINISHED
diet arthropods
insects
endemicStatus near-endemic to Western Ghats and Sri Lanka
family Batrachostomidae NERFINISHED
femalePlumage more rufous with white spots
foragingStratum understory
foundInRegion South India NERFINISHED
Southwest India NERFINISHED
Western Ghats NERFINISHED
Wet zone of Sri Lanka NERFINISHED
genus Batrachostomus NERFINISHED
habitat dense undergrowth
evergreen forest
moist deciduous forest
IUCNStatus Least Concern
IUCNStatusSystem IUCN Red List NERFINISHED
kingdom Animalia
malePlumage more grey-brown
nativeTo India NERFINISHED
Sri Lanka NERFINISHED
nestSubstrate horizontal branch
nestType small pad-like nest
notableFeature large head
short tail
wide frog-like bill
order Caprimulgiformes NERFINISHED
parentalCare both parents incubate
phylum Chordata
plumageColor rufous brown
plumagePattern mottled
roostingBehavior daytime roost on low branches
motionless posture resembling broken branch
scientificName Batrachostomus moniliger NERFINISHED
sexualDimorphism present
taxonRank species
threats habitat loss
vocalization series of loud, bubbling calls
yearDescribed 1849

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