Long-tailed Fantail

Rhipidura opistherythra

Least Concern

The Long-tailed Fantail is an active fantail of Australasian, Pacific, and Southeast Asian forests and wooded edges. It fans and flicks its tail while moving through forest, scrub, mangroves, or gardens, flushing insects and catching them in quick looping flights. Many follow mixed flocks or forage boldly near people.

Family

Rhipiduridae

Group

Fantails

Range

Long-tailed Fantail Range — Resident or seasonal range in Australasian, Pacific, and Southeast Asian forests and wooded edges

Population

≈ Unknown

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