Red-faced Malkoha (Phaenicophaeus pyrrhocephalus) photo
Red-faced Malkoha female (females have a yellow iris).
- Recorded 27 July 2009
- Added to IBC 2 years 22 weeks ago
- Steve Garvie
- Locality Sinharaja Forest Reserve, Sri Lanka (Monotypic species).
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More material of this species
- 3.9Perched in a t...Sri Lanka, Mar 2012
- 3.7A female perch...Sri Lanka, Feb 2006
- 3.2A female on to...Sri Lanka, Jan 2012
- 3Red-faced Malk...Sri Lanka, Jul 2009
- 3Red-faced Malk...Sri Lanka, Jul 2009
Recent material by Steve Garvie
- 4.5An adult perch...Kenya, Jul 2010
- 4.3An adult male ...Kenya, Jul 2010
- 4.2A calling adul...Kenya, Jul 2010
- 4.7An adult shadi...Kenya, Jul 2010
- 4.6Male Verreaux'...Kenya, Jul 2010
- 4.2This female Ve...Kenya, Jul 2010
These birds are highly arboreal and frequently consort with other species such as Orange-billed Babblers in mixed-species feeding flocks. Locating such a flock is probably the best way to see this species.