White-chested Alethe

Chamaetylas fuelleborni

Least Concern

The White-chested Alethe is an Old World flycatcher of eastern African montane and coastal forests. It watches from a perch, sallies after flying insects, or gleans prey from leaves and trunks, using woodland, forest edge, scrub, plantations, streamsides, or island forests depending on the species.

Family

Muscicapidae

Group

Old World Flycatchers

Range

White-chested Alethe Range — Resident or seasonal range in eastern African montane and coastal forests

Population

≈ Unknown

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