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What is a timaloid?

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∙ 15y ago
Updated: 8/5/2025

A timaloid is a type of small, often brightly colored bird that belongs to the family Timaliidae, commonly known as babblers. These birds are typically found in Asia, particularly in tropical and subtropical forests. Timaloids are known for their diverse vocalizations and social behavior, often living in flocks. Their habitats and behaviors can vary widely, with some species being ground-dwelling while others are more arboreal.

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