Togian White-eye

Zosterops somadikartai Indrawan, Rasmussen & Sunarto, 2008

Zosteropidae — White-eyes

Togian White-eye, Zosterops somadikartai, is a passerine of the white-eye family found in the Togian Islands between north-east and east-central Sulawesi, Indonesia. It was formally described in 2008. The bird is set apart from most of its relatives by the absence of a white eye-ring. It has also been recorded from Malenge, Binuang, Talatakoh Island and two places on Batudaka Island, mainly close to the coast. Its known sites include mangroves, secondary growth and gardens with coconut, clove, cacao and durian.

Order
Passeriformes
Family
Zosteropidae — White-eyes
Breeding range
Australasia: Togian Is. (between ne and ec Sulawesi)
Togian White-eye
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