Hooded Wheatear Oenanthe monacha |
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Al Ain, Abu Dhabi Hooded Wheatear is distributed in the south-east corner of the Arabian Peninsula and into Iran and south-west Pakistan. There is a disjunct population around the north end of the Red Sea. |
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It is found in arid desert wadis and steep-sided ravines where it feeds on a variety of insects and
spiders.
The male has a whitish crown and lower back. Otherwise, upperparts are black. Throat and breast are black while remaining underparts are white. The tail is white with a black central band. The female differs in being mainly brownish-grey. |
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Additional information is available via Avibase. | |||
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