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Bradypterus victorini Bradypterus victorini



Description

Endemic to the western and southern Cape this secretive warbler is more often heard than seen. It is usually found on moist south-facing slopes where it scuttles mouse-like in the scrubby vegetation. It is grey-brown above and russet below with broad, wedge-shaped tail. It is best identified by its orange-yellow eye. Common resident


30 September - 3 October 2010

          

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2010 / 9 / 8