The Rufous-headed Robin is a very rare endangered species.
The Rufous-headed Robin sings more in May. It is very good at singing. The song is loud and melodious, like other robins. The song is loud and powerful, with a heavy guttural sound, pleasant and intermittent, with a short interlude at the beginning, such as ti chulululu ti chewtchewtchewt ti titichewtchewtchewt ti cho-chutchutchut ti tiii-chuchutwilili, etc. (According to C. Robson). Autopsy - stomach, except for one earthworm, the contents are all plant fragments. Studies have shown that it mainly feeds on worms and plants.
The type specimen of the brown-headed thrush was collected from Taibai Mountain in Shaanxi in July. In 1987, Li Guiyuan et al. collected another one in Pingwu, northern Sichuan on May 28. From the dates of collection before and after, it can be seen that this bird breeds in the Qinling Mountains. In Mt. Brichang, Cameron Highlands (1980 meters above sea level) collected on March 5, it should be a winter migratory bird.
Listed in the "National List of Terrestrial Wildlife with Important Economic and Scientific Research Value" issued by the State Forestry Administration on August 1, 2000.
Listed in the "List of Wildlife with Important National Protection in China" at the first level.
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