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Birds
African paradise flycatcher
Terpsiphone viridis
Experience the colourful and agile African paradise flycatcher in its natural habitat.
Fiche d’identité
- Taille
- Males up to 28 cm, females noticeably smaller and more delicate
- Mâles et femelles
- Males with brighter plumage and longer tail feathers
- Cris
- Soft, melodic calls that are often heard
- Alimentation
- Feeds mainly on flies, butterflies and other insects
- Petits
- Nests in dense bushes; the clutch usually consists of 2–3 eggs
Comment reconnaître : African paradise flycatcher
The African paradise flycatcher is characterised by its long tail feathers and plumage that shines in cinnamon brown. The males are particularly striking with long tail feathers, while the females have more inconspicuous grey-brown plumage.
Males can grow up to 28 centimetres long, with most of this made up by the long tail. Females are noticeably smaller and look more delicate overall. A characteristic feature of the males is the blue ring around the eyes and the black plumage on the head.
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