The Colluricincla sanghirensis (scientific name) or sangihe shrike-thrush is a native of the moist tropical forests of Sangihe Island, Indonesia. 6.6 inches in length, this bird has an olive-brown colouration on the upperparts, with chestnut-coloured shoulders and back. The belly is reddish in colour, and the underparts are brown. Its diet consists mostly of insects, arthropods, larvae and small vertebrates. Due to habitat loss, very few members of this species remain. The current number of sangihe shrike-thrush, which exists in the world, is less than 100 adults. As a result, their breeding pattern, clutch-size and incubation period are not known. Its IUCN listing is CRITICALLY ENDANGERED.
Sangihe Shrike-thrush
