Laughingthrushes and Allies

Leiothrichidae

Species 1
Size range 27 - 31 cm
Threatened Species 0

Family Distribution

Notable Species

Attribute Champions

Most Agile
75

Quite agile, particularly when foraging on the ground and navigating dense undergrowth. Their ability to manoeuvre through bamboo thickets and forest vegetation whilst searching for food demonstrates considerable nimbleness, though they're not as acrobatic as some smaller passerines.

Strongest
60

Moderate strength for their size, evidenced by their ability to scratch and turn over leaves effectively while foraging. Their robust build and strong legs allow them to handle prey items like small reptiles, though they're not particularly powerful compared to predatory birds.

Most Adaptable
85

Highly adaptable species, thriving in various forest types from lowland to hill forests up to 2,720 metres. Their omnivorous diet, ability to live in secondary growth, and successful cooperative breeding strategy demonstrate remarkable adaptability to different conditions.

Most Aggressive
65

Moderately aggressive, particularly when defending territory and nests. Their social nature typically promotes cooperation rather than aggression, but they maintain clear territories and will actively defend against intruders. Their handling of small prey also indicates a decent level of assertiveness.

Highest Endurance
70

Good endurance, maintaining active foraging behaviour throughout the day and engaging in regular vocal displays. Their ability to sustain group activities and ground-foraging behaviour requires decent stamina, though they're not known for particularly long-distance movements or extended periods of intense activity.

Species

White-crested Laughingthrush

White-crested Laughingthrush

Garrulax leucolophus

Least Concern