The white-spotted laughing thrush is still widespread in Bhutan, China, India, Myanmar and Nepal. It prefers high altitude areas of mountain forests. Its presence is more likely to be detected by ear not by eye. The striking plumage seems to be eyecatching at first sight but disappears fastly in the lights and shades of the forest.
Category: Birds
Weight: up to 136 g
Size: beak to tail 30 - 33 cm
Breeding duration: 14 days
Sexually mature: 1 year
Reproduction: 2-5 eggs
food: insects, seeds, fruits, berries
habitat: forests and bushes, mountain forests
Danger: not endangered
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