Pygmy Cupwing Pnoepyga pusilla (aka Pygmy Wren-Babbler) |
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Mo Chu Valley, Punakha, Bhutan The Pygmy Cupwing is distributed from Nepal through the Himalayas to south and east China and southwards through Indochina and the Malaysian Peninsula to Indonesia. |
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It is found low down or on the ground in the dense undergrowth of evergreen and secondary forest where it feeds
on ants, spiders, snails and larvae. It is a tiny bird with a tiny tail mostly hidden by the wings. Underparts are scaled while the browny-olive back has buff spots on the wing-coverts. There are recordings on xeno-canto and additional information is available via Avibase . |
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