Apostlebird

Struthidea cinerea

Least Concern

The Apostlebird is a social Australian mud-nesting bird that walks and forages in groups across woodland and open country in Australia. It is generally resident, using local forest, scrub, or woodland year-round and shifting within its range as food changes. Fun fact: this batch includes some of the most distinctive island lineages in the bird catalog, from toxic ifritas to display-rich birds-of-paradise.

Family

Corcoracidae

Group

White-winged Chough and Apostlebird

Range

Apostlebird Range — Resident range in Australia

Population

≈ Unknown

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