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Asian Stubtail

Warblers & Cisticolas

Photo: (c) Rejoice Gassah, some rights reserved (CC BY) · CC-BY

Urosphena squameiceps

Basic stats

Habitat

Temperate forest; in winter undergrowth in evergreen broadleaf or lowland coniferous forest

Range

Breeds in north-east Asia and Japan; non-breeding in Hainan, Taiwan, south-eastern China and Indochina

The Asian stubtail is a small, short-tailed bird of the family Cettiidae. Males, females and juveniles after fledging are similar, brown all over with paler underparts and a darker brown crest and eyeline. It breeds in north-east Asia and Japan in temperate forest, and non-breeding areas include Hainan, Taiwan, south-eastern China and Indochina, in undergrowth of evergreen broadleaf or lowland coniferous forest (Wikipedia, general species account).

Breeding males give a high-pitched shee-shee-shee-shee or cee-cee-cee, and both sexes have a call like chott-chott-chott (Wikipedia, general species account).

Quick answers

What habitat does the Asian Stubtail live in?
Temperate forest; in winter undergrowth in evergreen broadleaf or lowland coniferous forest
Where is the Asian Stubtail found?
Breeds in north-east Asia and Japan; non-breeding in Hainan, Taiwan, south-eastern China and Indochina
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