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Pin-striped Tit-Babbler

Babblers

Mixornis gularis

Also known as: Striped Tit Babbler

Basic stats

Diet

Insects, spiders, some berries

Habitat

Forest edge, scrub, secondary growth, gardens

Range

South and Southeast Asia

Clutch size

2–4 eggs

Incubation period

About 14–16 days

Size

Small (12–14cm)

Wingspan

~16–18cm

Weight

~11–15g

A small, warm brown babbler with a rufous crown and finely streaked underparts, one of the more familiar and vocal babblers of disturbed and edge habitats.

Highly adaptable and often the easiest babbler to see, it moves actively through low scrub and hedgerows giving loud, repetitive whistled calls.

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