Steere's babbler (Liocichla steerii). A forest songbird endemic to the mountains of Taiwan. 
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I'm an evolutionary biologist with a lifelong interest in natural history. Here are my thoughts and observations on all things science and nature, especially evolution, ecology, conservation, ornithology, museums, and genomics. I'll add links and citations on each topic to facilitate further reading and of course I'll add original photography as often as possible. Of course all the opinions in this blog are my own and may or may not reflect those of my employer, Cincinnati Museum Center.
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2 comments:
Beautiful! :)
Beautiful! But did you come to Taiwan? (I'm Taiwanese thus asking...) The bird is called "sweet potato birdling" in Taiwanese. :)
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