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Palani laughingthrush

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found north of the Palghat Gap and continues into the upper breast. The grey of the upper breast is faintly streaked in brown. The lower breast and belly is rusty brown and the upper parts are olive brown. The bill is browner and not as dark grey as in the black-chinned. The Ashambu laughingthrush
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The breeding season is December to June but peaking in April and May. The nest is a cup of grass with moss and lined with fine fibre placed in a low fork hidden in dense vegetation. The usual clutch is two blue eggs with reddish markings and indistinguishable from those of the black-chinned
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is found in the hills to the south of it. In the Palni Hills, their densities varied across locations ranging from 1.4 birds per hectare at Kukkal, 0.5/ha at Poombarai, 0.33/ha at Kodaikanal Botanical gardens, 0.16/ha on the golf course and 0.22/ha at Paricombai.
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laughingthrush. When the nest is predated or after the young fledge, the nest is destroyed. The nests of other birds in the vicinity may also be torn up by the parent birds. Unhatched eggs may also be eaten by the parent birds.
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This species has a dark grey-brown crown and narrow dark grey eyestripe with a broad white supercilium above it. This supercilium extends behind the eye in this species but stops above the eye in the closely related
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This species is restricted south of the Palghat Gap with the main distribution range in the higher regions (above 1,100 metres (3,600 ft)) of the
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Robin, V.V.; Vishnudas, C. K.; Gupta, Pooja; Rheindt, Frank E.; Hooper, Daniel M.; Ramakrishnan, Uma; Reddy, Sushma (2017).
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as a biogeographic barrier and giving importance to the chin colour, was introduced in 2005 by
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and Anderton. A study published in 2017 found that the species was best placed in a new genus
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was noted even when this species was first described but it was made into a subspecies under
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calls are produced in other behavioural contexts. Some calls appear to be antiphonal duets.
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Gap and was treated as a subspecies. The two forms were together treated under the name of
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Islam, MA (1989). "Nest destruction and cannibalistic behaviour of Laughing Thrushes,
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Islam, MA (1987). "Food and feeding habits of the South Indian Laughing Thrushes
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and came to be called the Pulney laughing-thrush. The lack of the black chin of
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in Kerala. The nominate subspecies is found north of the Achankovil gap while
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based on a specimen obtained by F. W. Bourdillon. The close relationship of
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followed by more abrupt notes. Numerous other vocalizations such as a low
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The Fauna of British India, Including Ceylon and Burma. Birds. Volume 1
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Anonymous (1881). "Notices of recent Ornithological Publications".
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The contact calls are very loud series of steeply ascending notes
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They are found in pairs and small groups and they sometimes join
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species. They also feed on the petals of some flowers such as
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in 1883. The current regrouping of the forms, considering the
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Oates, Eugene William (1889). William Thomas Blanford (ed.).
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Photographs and videos on the Internet Bird Collection
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in 1922 by Stuart Baker. In 1880 Blanford described
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This species is found in the 1: 1121:Annual Report 2006–2007 1093:spp. (Aves: Muscicapidae)". 596:mixed-species feeding flocks 309:black-chinned laughingthrush 272:grey-breasted laughingthrush 268:black-chinned laughingthrush 1329: 1020:Ali, S; SD Ripley (1996). 221:Garrulax jerdoni fairbanki 983:10.1186/s12862-017-0882-6 941:Davison, William (1883). 761:: e.T103874452A95109792. 509: 400: 340:in the second edition of 218: 211: 202: 183: 176: 78:Scientific classification 76: 54: 45: 37: 28: 23: 1199:Trochalopteron fairbanki 1155:J. Bombay Nat. Hist. Soc 1072:J. Bombay Nat. Hist. Soc 970:BMC Evolutionary Biology 708:Montecincla meridionalis 284:Montecincla meridionalis 229:Trochalopteron fairbanki 1313:Birds described in 1869 1043:(Aves: Muscicapidae)". 225:Strophocincla fairbanki 1062:Bates, R.S.P. (1931). 360:William Ruxton Davison 280:Ashambu laughingthrush 24:Palani laughingthrush 800:J. Asiat. Soc. 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Index


Meghamalai
Conservation status
Near Threatened
IUCN 3.1
Scientific classification
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Eukaryota
Animalia
Chordata
Aves
Passeriformes
Leiothrichidae
Montecincla
Binomial name
Blanford

Synonyms
laughingthrush
endemic
Western Ghats
Palghat Gap
India
black-chinned laughingthrush
grey-breasted laughingthrush
Palni Hills
Ashambu laughingthrush
Achankovil
black-chinned laughingthrush
Kodaikanal

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