Whistlers
The Bare-throated Whistlers (Pachycephala nudigula) - also known as Lesser Sunda Whistlers or Sunda Whistlers - are endemic to Indonesia, where they occur naturally in subtropical or tropical dry forests, lowland forests and montanes.
Subspecies and Distribution:
- Pachycephala nudigula nudigula (E. J. O. Hartert, 1897) - Nominate Race
- Range: Flores Island - in the western central Lesser Sundas
- Pachycephala nudigula ilsa (Rensch, 1928)
- Sumbawa island, located in the middle of the Lesser Sunda Islands chain
Alternate (Global) Names
Chinese: ???? ... Czech: Pištec holokrký ... Danish: Sundafløjter ... Dutch: Naaktkeelfluiter, Naaktkeel-fluiter ... German: Nacktkehl-Dickkopf ... Finnish: Floresinviheltäjä ... French: Pachycéphale à gorge nue, Siffleur à gorge nue ... Indonesian: Kancilan Flores ... Italian: Zufolatore golanuda ... Japanese: hagenodomozuhitaki ... Norwegian: Nakenstrupeplystrer ... Polish: fletówka gologardla, fletówka go?ogard?a ... Russian: ?????????? ??????? ... Slovak: hlavácik holohrdlý, hlavá?ik holohrdlý ... Spanish: Chiflador de Garganta Desnuda, Silbador de Flores ... Swedish: Sundavisslare
Additional Resources:
- Song Recordings 1 / Recordings 2
Species Research by Sibylle Johnson
Please Note: The articles or images on this page are the sole property of the authors or photographers. Please contact them directly with respect to any copyright or licensing questions. Thank you.