Black Cicadabird

Edolisoma melas

Least Concern

The Black Cicadabird is a cuckooshrike of Old World forests, wooded edges, and island habitats. It forages through canopy, woodland edges, mangroves, or island forest for caterpillars, insects, and fruit. Many species move in active pairs or small flocks, with crisp calls and contrasting wing patterns.

Family

Campephagidae

Group

Cuckooshrikes

Range

Black Cicadabird Range — Resident or seasonal range in Old World forests, wooded edges, and island habitats

Population

≈ Unknown

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