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 LC    Puff-throated Babbler* Id (Atlas):
    Pellorneum ruficeps

Description (10)
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Other Names (World)
Puff-throated Babbler, Spotted Babbler, Striped Babbler

Family
Pellorneidae (Ground Babblers)

Size
16 - 18 cm

First Described (Guide)
Swainson, 1832

Habitat
Subtropical and tropical lowland and montane moist forest, lowland dry shrubland, temperate shrubland.

Range (Guide)
Bangladesh, Bhutan, Cambodia, China (mainland), India, Laos, Malaysia, Myanmar, Nepal, Thailand, Vietnam.

Population
Estimated population is unknown (2010).

Status LC
For more information see BirdLife International Species Factsheet.

Voice
Xeno-Canto Sound Files (more (324)...)

 
Puff-throated Babbler (Pellorneum ruficeps) [XC19811]
     by David Edwards from Seima Biodiversity Conservation Area, India (song)

 
Puff-throated Babbler (Pellorneum ruficeps) [XC321751]
     by C Sreekumar from Erumeli South, Kottayam, Kerala, China (song)

Subspecies
Subspecies present in northern Myanmar uncertain, presumed to be pectorale. Similarly, in Cambodia, subspecies in north-eastern presumably ubonense, in eastern deignani, and in south-eastern dilloni. Despite high number of named subspecies, several more may exist, e.g. in Myanmar (Arakan, and in Sittang valley), in north-central plains of Thailand, and in Peninsular Malaysia (Langkawi I).

The following 28 subspecies are recognised:

  • punctatum (Gould, 1838)   -  South-western Jammu and Kashmir east to Uttaranchal Pradesh, in northern India.
  • mandellii Blanford, 1871   -  Nepal east to north-eastern India (central Arunachal Pradesh).
  • ruficeps Swainson, 1832   -  Peninsular India except south.
  • olivaceum Jerdon, 1839   -  South-western India.
  • pallidum Abdulali, 1982   -  South-eastern India.
  • chamelum Deignan, 1947   -  North-eastern Indian states south of R Brahmaputra (except Manipur) and eastern Bangladesh.
  • pectorale Godwin-Austen, 1877   -  North-eastern India (eastern Arunachal Pradesh) and extreme northern Myanmar.
  • ripleyi Deignan, 1947   -  Margherita area of eastern Assam (north-eastern India).
  • vocale Deignan, 1951   -  Manipur Valley (north-eastern India).
  • stageri Deignan, 1947   -  Southern part of northern Myanmar.
  • hilarum Deignan, 1947   -  Western (northern Chin State) and central Myanmar.
  • victoriae Deignan, 1947   -  Central and southern Chin State (western Myanmar).
  • shanense Deignan, 1947   -  Eastern Myanmar and southern China (western and south-western Yunnan).
  • minus Hume, 1873   -  Southern Myanmar.
  • subochraceum Swinhoe, 1871   -  South-eastern Myanmar (including northern Tenasserim) and adjacent western Thailand.
  • insularum Deignan, 1947   -  Extreme southern Myanmar (southern Tenasserim).
  • indistinctum Deignan, 1947   -  Extreme north-western Thailand.
  • chthonium Deignan, 1947   -  North-western Thailand (except extreme north).
  • elbeli Deignan, 1956   -  North-eastern Thailand.
  • dusiti Dickinson & Chaiyaphun, 1970   -  Western slope of Dong Phraya Fai range (western part of north-eastern Thailand).
  • acrum Deignan, 1947   -  Western and southern Thailand and northern Peninsular Malaysia.
  • oreum Deignan, 1947   -  Southern China (southern Yunnan), northern Laos and north-western Vietnam (western Tonkin).
  • vividum La Touche, 1921   -  South-eastern Yunnan and northern and central Vietnam (eastern Tonkin, northern and central Annam).
  • ubonense Deignan, 1947   -  North-eastern (eastern part) Thailand, southern Laos and adjacent north-eastern Cambodia.
  • euroum Deignan, 1947   -  South-eastern Thailand and Cambodia (except east).
  • deignani Delacour, 1951   -  Southern Vietnam (southern Annam) and adjacent eastern Cambodia.
  • dilloni Delacour, 1951   -  Southern Vietnam (Cochinchina) and adjacent south-eastern Cambodia.
  • smithi Riley, 1924   -  Coastal islands off south-eastern Thailand.



References
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Files:
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