Cryptic Warbler Cryptosylvicola
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Ranomafana, Madagascar In 1992 Brett Whitney and Jan Pierson on a field trip in Madagascar heard an unfamiliar song without seeing the bird. Subsequently it responded to playback to reveal a rather drab warbler-like bird. It is endemic to the east of Madagascar where it is found in evergreen humid forest with a propensity for bamboo from 900 to 2,100 metres. See the distribution map at Birdlife International. |
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It is included in the family Bernieridae, Malagasy warblers or Tetrakas. The generic name Cryptosylvicola means "hidden forest inhabitant" while the specific name honours a Madagascar ornithologist and lemur specialist called Georges Randrianasolo. | ||||
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