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Bornean Forktail

Flycatchers, Fantails & Shamas

Enicurus borneensis

Basic stats

Diet

Aquatic invertebrates, insects

Habitat

Fast-flowing montane streams

Range

Borneo (endemic)

Clutch size

2–3 eggs (typical for forktails)

Incubation period

About 14–16 days (typical for forktails)

Size

Small-medium (20–21cm)

Wingspan

~26–29cm (estimate)

Weight

~28–35g (estimate)

A striking black-and-white, endemic forktail with a long, deeply forked tail, closely tied to fast-flowing, boulder-strewn streams in Borneo's mountains.

Forages along stream edges and boulders for aquatic invertebrates and insects, constantly flicking its tail, and is a characteristic sighting on montane trekking routes near running water.

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