MALAYAN PARTRIDGE

01/05/2024

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MALAYAN PARTRIDGE (Arborophila campbelli) 

The Malay partridge, also known as the Malaysian Hill Partridge (Arborophila campbelli), is a ground-dwelling bird found primarily in the forested highlands of Peninsular Malaysia. It is part of the pheasant family and is known for its shy and elusive nature.

This bird has a striking plumage, typically characterized by a mix of earthy tones like brown and gray, with intricate markings on its body. Its face often has a combination of black, white, and chestnut patterns, which give it a distinctive appearance. The Malay partridge is a small to medium-sized bird with strong legs, adapted for walking and scratching the forest floor in search of insects, seeds, and fruits.

These birds are known for their preference for dense, understory vegetation, which offers them cover and protection. They are usually found in pairs or small groups and communicate through a series of melodious calls.

IUCN Redlist 2024 - Least Concern (LC)

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