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ViewsYellow-throated NicatorFrom Opus
[edit] Identification14cm. Upperparts dark green, head tinged grey, short yellow stripe above the eye, bordered on top with a black line, grey cheeks, yellow throat, undertail green yellow, yellow tip on tail, yellow wing spots. Sexes alike. Juvenile resembles adult, but greener forehead and less yellow on throat. [edit] DistributionSub-Saharan Africa: Cameroon, Central African Republic, Gabon, Republic of Congo, Democratic Republic of Congo, Angola, and Uganda. [edit] TaxonomyThe species is monotypic. [edit] HabitatMoist lowland forests. [edit] BehaviourThe diet includes large dragonflies, also caterpillars, beetles, and mantids. 2 greyish eggs spotted with yellow, red, and grey, are laid and incubated by female, while male stays nearby and sings. Young fed by both parents. [edit] External Links
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