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ViewsYellow-bellied FantailFrom Opus
[edit] Identification11.5–12.5 cm. Yellow forehead, brow, and underparts,olive-grey upperparts, black mask, long, white-tipped gray tail. Female's mask is dark olive. [edit] DistributionNorthern India, southeastern Tibet, southwestern China, Nepal, Sikkim, Bhutan, northern Bangladesh, northern Myanmar, northern Thailand, and northern Vietnam. [edit] TaxonomyThis is a monotypic species which might move to a different taxonomic placement (Chelidorhynx hypoxantha) [edit] HabitatMoist evergreen forest and jungle. [edit] BehaviourThe diet includes small flying insects. It builds a compact deep cup, attached to the upperside of a branch. 3 cream to pinkish-cream eggs with tiny dark reddish speckles, are laid. [edit] ReferencesThread in the taxonomy forum discussing this species. [edit] External Links
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