Grey Bellied Wren Babbler:
According to the recent findings of birdwatchers published by Indian BIRDS, a peer-reviewed journal of South Asian ornithology, they recorded a rare and elusive greybellied wren babbler.
- Grey bellied wren babbler is a specie of songbird named after the Lisu, the local community.
- This is mostly found in Myanmar with some birds occurring in adjoining China and Thailand.
- IUCN Status: Least Concern
- Habitat: Subtropical moist montane forest.
- Features:
- Dark edges to its back and crown feathers give it a scaly-looking quality.
- Forages on ground and in undergrowth, almost always under heavy cover and rarely emerging into the open.
