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Forty-spotted Pardalote

The Forty-spotted Pardalote is a tiny, yet captivating bird, primarily found on the southeastern coast of Tasmania and a few nearby islands. It is named for the forty or so small white spots that dot its wings and upper back. This bird is particularly notable not only for its rarity but also for its critical conservation status.

Forty-spotted Pardalote (Pardalotus quadragintus)
Barry Edmonston

🦜 Call to attention — High-pitched, rapid “chip-chip” calls that are quick and repetitive.

🍃 Favorite snack — Specializes in feeding on manna from white gum trees.

🎨 Unique feature — Small white spots on its wings, totalling around 40.

🌳 Preferred habitat — Found in dry eucalypt forests on Tasmania’s east coast.

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