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Spotted Quail-thrush
The Spotted Quail-thrush is a secretive and mostly ground-dwelling bird found in the forests and woodlands of eastern and southern Australia. With its strikingly spotted black and gold plumage and a robust body, this bird blends remarkably well into the leaf litter of its forest habitat.
🦜 Call to attention — Soft, whistling calls, often given while foraging.
🐛 Favorite snack — Feeds on insects, seeds, and small invertebrates found on the ground.
⚪ Distinctive feature — Brown plumage with white spots and a bold black face stripe.
🌲 Habitat preference — Found in dry forests, woodlands, and rocky scrublands in eastern and southern Australia.
How you can help…
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Conserving the natural forest and woodland habitats where these birds live is crucial for their survival. Protecting these areas from deforestation and land clearance is essential.
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Managing invasive plant species that alter the structure of their habitats can help maintain the natural diversity that supports Quail-thrushes and other native wildlife.
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Funding and supporting research into the habitat needs and breeding behaviors of the Spotted Quail-thrush can aid in developing effective conservation strategies.
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