*[[Sula Jungle Flycatcher]] - Sula Islands (Taliabu, Seho, Mangole and Sanana) in [[Indonesia]]
*[[Banggai Jungle Flycatcher]] - Peleng Island in Banggai Islands off Sulawesi, [[Indonesia]]
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[[Moluccas]], [[Sula Island]], and [[New Guinea]]
* ''A. a. sulaensis'' on Sula Islands (Taliabu, Seho and Mangole)
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'''Aternative Name: Sula Golden-Bulbul'''
Endemic to Sula Islands (Mangoli, Taliabu, Sanana), [[Moluccas]], [[Indonesia]].
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'''Alternative name: Sula Scrubfowl'''
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[[Image:Sula Cicadabird.jpg|thumb|550px|right|Photo by {{user|mehdhalaouate|mehdhalaouat
'''Alternative names: Sula Cuckooshrike, Sula Islands Cicadabird'''
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[[Indonesia]], [[Papua New Guinea]], and [[Solomon Islands]].
* ''C. s. wallacei'' on [[Sulawesi]] and Sula Islands (Taliabu Island)
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Endemic to [[Sulawesi]] and the Sula Islands. South East Asia: [[Indonesia]]: [[Greater Sundas]].
:*Peleng Island and Banggai Islands (off [[Sulawesi]])
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;[[Category:Sula]] [[:Category:Sula|Sula]] brewsteri
...g., in [[Hawaii]], the [[Northern Mariana Islands]], and the northern Line Islands.
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'''Alternative names: Sula Starling; Sula Myna; Sula Magpie'''
Endemic to Sula Islands (Taliabu and Mangole), east of [[Sulawesi]], [[Indonesia]].<br />
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;[[:Category:Sula|Sula]] granti
[[Galapagos Islands]]; [[Isla de la Plata]], [[Ecuador]]; [[Peru]]. Has occurred at least once
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[[Asia]], [[South Korea]], [[Japan]], the [[Philippines]], [[Sunda Islands]], [[China]] and [[India]].
*''H.c.mizorhina'' Andaman Islands; questionable Nicobar I. specimen
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Endemic to Sula Islands and Banggai Islands in [[Indonesia]].
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Endemic to [[Sulawesi]] and the Sula Islands. South East Asia: [[Indonesia]]: [[Greater Sundas]].
*''Spilornis r. rufipectus'' - Sulawesi and adjacent islands
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'''Alternative names: Sula Barn Owl; Sula Island Masked-Owl; Taliabu Masked-Owl'''
Taliabu, [[Sula Islands]], [[Maluku]], [[Indonesia]].
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...te, Bacan, Obi, Buru, Seram, Ambon, Haruku, Saparua and on the West Papuan Islands (Gebe, Waigeo, Ajoe, Batanta, Salawati, Misool and some smaller islets).<br
Common on most islands.
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;[[:Category:Sula|Sula]] sula
Formerly placed under the name ''Sula piscator''.
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Sula Islands
Until recently, Sula Scops Owl was considered a subspecies of one of these two species: [[Sulawe
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;[[:Category:Sula|Sula]] variegata
...This species is common along the Peruvian coast where it nests on "guano" islands with [[Guanay Cormorant]], [[Red-legged Cormorant]], [[Peruvian Pelican]],
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[[Indonesia]]: [[Sulawesi]], Sula Islands, [[Moluccas]] (South-east [[Asia]])
*''P. p. talautensis'': Talaud Islands (northern [[Sulawesi]]). Male with clearer red spot, reduced grey mantle; n
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Endemic to the Sula Islands (Taliabu, Seho, Mangole and Sanana). South East Asia: [[Indonesia]]: [[Grea
[[Banggai Jungle Flycatcher]] and Sula Jungle Flycatcher were formerly together as one species, Henna-tailed Jungl
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