Animal Profile IUCN: LC

ulvetta striaticollis

Mountain Tit Babbler,,ulvetta striaticollis,Chinese Babbler

Mountain Tit Babbler, also known as Mountain Tit Babbler, has long been classified as a genus of the family Timalis.Mountain Tit Babbler likes to live in small groups in thorny oak woods and forests, and migrate down in winter.Listed in the second level of the "List of National Key Protected Wi

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Scientific Name Mountain Tit Babbler,,ulvetta striaticollis,Chinese Babbler

Length 10-13cm

Weight About 12g

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IUCN Status LC

Table of Contents

Mountain Tit Babbler, also known as Mountain Tit Babbler, has long been classified as a genus of the family Timalis.

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Mountain Tit Babbler likes to live in small groups in thorny oak woods and forests, and migrate down in winter.

Listed in the second level of the "List of National Key Protected Wildlife in China".

Protect wild animals and eliminate game.

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Profile Details

Key characteristics, appearance, and habitat information.

Traits & Behavior

It is endemic to central China and southeastern Tibet.

Appearance

The upper feathers from forehead to tail are brown with tea yellow, the tail is brown, and the outer edge is chestnut brown; the front of the eyes is black, the chin to the chest is pink and white, with black axial stripes, and the center of the abdomen is almost white. The beak is brown, and the lower beak is lighter; the feet are light brown.

Distribution & Habitat

Endemic to central China and southeastern Tibet.
Distribution in China: Qinghai (Banma, Angqian), Gansu (Wenxian, Zhouqu), Tibet (Mangkang, upper reaches of the Lancang River in Qamdo, southwest), Sichuan (Kangding, Batang, Baiyu, Songpan, Ruoergai, Baoxing), Yunnan (Zhongdian)
Commonly found in oak thickets and thorn bushes in mountainous areas at an altitude of 2200-4300 meters. Distributed from southern Gansu through Sichuan to northwestern Yunnan and southeastern Tibet.

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