Hunter's Cisticola

Hunter's CisticolaHunter’s Cisticola occurs locally in the highlands of Kenya, at Mount Elgon in Uganda and in northern Tanzania. Two or more birds may sing together.What does it look like?The upperparts are dark brown, with a slight russet tone on the head and indistinct streaking. The underparts are grey, paler on the throat.How does it live?Hunter’s Cisticola occurs locally in the highlands of Kenya, at Mount Elgon in Uganda and in northern Tanzania. Two or more birds may sing together.It inhabits highlands above about 1,830 m, using scrub and bush, often along forest margins and in glades. Two or more birds may gather and sing in duet.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.