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Actenoides concretus
Basic stats
Diet
Large insects, small reptiles, amphibians
Habitat
Forest interior
Range
Borneo, Sumatra, Peninsular Malaysia
Clutch size
2–3 eggs (typical for forest kingfishers)
Incubation period
About 21–22 days (typical for forest kingfishers)
Size
Medium (24–25cm)
Wingspan
~32–35cm
Weight
~75–100g
A forest kingfisher with a rufous collar around a blue head and back, found away from open water in the forest interior more than most kingfisher species.
Hunts large insects, small reptiles and amphibians from a low forest perch, and is more often heard — a loud, distinctive call — than seen.
