Tit-hylia

Pholidornis rushiae

Least Concern

The Tit-hylia is a small African forest warbler-like bird that gleans insects from foliage in West African forests. It is generally resident, using local habitat year-round while shifting within its range as food and cover change. Fun fact: this batch connects several unusual songbird lineages, from cliff-nesting rockfowl to wetland donacobius and oxpeckers that forage on large mammals.

Family

Hyliidae

Group

Hylias

Range

Tit-hylia Range — Resident range in West African forests

Population

≈ Unknown

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