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Black-tailed Whistler
Pachycephala melanura
Least ConcernThe Black-tailed Whistler is a whistler, pitohui, or shrikethrush ally of Australasian and Pacific forests, woodland, and islands. It forages through forest and woodland for insects, spiders, fruit, and other small food, and its clear whistles or calls often carry far through the canopy.
- Family
- Pachycephalidae
- Group
- Whistlers and Allies
- Range
- Black-tailed Whistler Range — Resident or seasonal range in Australasian and Pacific forests, woodland, and islands
- Population
- ≈ Unknown