The White-bellied Redstart from the family Muscicapidae is found in Bhutan, China, India, Laos, Myanmar, Nepal, Pakistan, Thailand & Vietnam, where its natural habitat is temperate forests. It is a dark, medium-sized songbird with a long orange-sided tail, totally unlike any other redstart. It breeds in shrubby montane areas, particularly in the transition zone between forest and more open habitats and winters in similarly dense habitat at lower elevations.

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It’s easy to assume, with bird names, that we know what they mean, and often that assumption is quite correct. Woodpeckers peck wood & bee-eaters feed on bees. Other names seem almost wilfully obscure: what on Earth does the name puffin mean? Yet, while researching the origins of bird names one unearths all sorts of fascinating stories about them. The reason these names appear puzzling is down to the Norman Conquest of Britain. Thus, the Anglo-Saxon “red steort” (meaning red tail) turned into #redstart

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