Fulvous Babbler Argya fulva
(aka Fulvous Chatterer Turdoides fulva)
Fulvous Babbler, near Boumalne du Dades, Morocco, April 2014 - click for larger image near Boumalne du Dades, Morocco
April 2014

The Fulvous Babbler is distributed in Africa north of the Equator in desert scrub and tree clumps in arid areas. See the distribution map at Birdlife International.

It is sandy brown with a whitish throat and a long, graduated tail.

Fulvous Babbler, near Boumalne du Dades, Morocco, April 2014 - click for larger image They forage mainly on the ground for invertebrates and small seeds and berries but can also feed in trees as can be seen in photo 3.

The main call is a series of clear, descending whistles.

Fulvous Babbler, near Boumalne du Dades, Morocco, April 2014 - click for larger image
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