DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.15553866
title: Appendix: Adelbert bird species Listed in column 2 are all bird species recorded from the Adelbert Mts. by the observers named in column 3. Column 1: * ȱ = ȱuplandȱspecies, ȱasȱdefinedȱinȱtheȱtext. Column 3: observers who recorded the species. To the left of the dot are our records; to the right those by other observers. Our records: M = Munggur, K = Kangarangate, D = KDB's observations near Keki Lodge; [] = named and described to us by Munggur or Kangarangate villagers, but not observed by us. Records of other observers: ȱRȱ = ȱR. ȱBeck, ȱGȱ = ȱE. ȱT. ȱGilliard, ȱPȱ = ȱT. ȱK. ȱPrattȱ et al., Z = A. Ziegler, B = B. M. Beehler. Column 4 (' ab'): our estimates of abundance at Munggur and Kangarangate in 2004 (left and right of slash respectively). 1 = just 1 – 2 records. 2 = three or more records, but uncommon. 3 = common. 4 = the most abundant species. Column 5 (L): elevational range, in metres, within which we observed the species. Column 6 (no. of outliers): on how many of New Guinea's ten outlying mountains, including the Adelberts, does this upland species occur? Column 7 (other mts.): on which of the six outliers most similar in elevation to the Adelberts does this upland species occur? F = Fakfak, K = Kumawa, N = North Coastal Range, W = Wandammen, C = Cyclops, J = Foja. Column 8: local name in the Pamosu language spoken at Munggur. Column 9: local name in the Aiti language spoken at Kangarangate. Spellings are those used by our Kangarangateȱinformants. ȱInȱtheirȱspellingȱsystemȱtheȱletterȱrȱoftenȱfunctionsȱasȱaȱsemi-vowelȱthatȱsoundsȱ to us like the English syllable ' ru' or ' ri', and several consonants are nasalised. What Kangarangate villagers write as b, d, g, j, k, s and y sounds to our ears like mb, nd, ng, nj, ng, nj or ny and ny, respectively. in Avifauna of the Adelbert Mountains, New Guinea: why is Fire-maned Bowerbird Sericulus bakeri the mountains' only endemic bird species?

description: Appendix: Adelbert bird species Listed in column 2 are all bird species recorded from the Adelbert Mts. by the observers named in column 3. Column 1: *ȱ=ȱuplandȱspecies,ȱasȱdefinedȱinȱtheȱtext. Column 3: observers who recorded the species. To the left of the dot are our records; to the right those by other observers. Our records: M = Munggur, K = Kangarangate, D = KDB’s observations near Keki Lodge; [] = named and described to us by Munggur or Kangarangate villagers, but not observed by us. Records of other observers:ȱRȱ=ȱR.ȱBeck,ȱGȱ=ȱE.ȱT.ȱGilliard,ȱPȱ=ȱT.ȱK.ȱPrattȱ et al., Z = A. Ziegler, B = B. M. Beehler. Column 4 (‘ab’): our estimates of abundance at Munggur and Kangarangate in 2004 (left and right of slash respectively). 1 = just 1–2 records. 2 = three or more records, but uncommon. 3 = common. 4 = the most abundant species. Column 5 (L): elevational range, in metres, within which we observed the species. Column 6 (no. of outliers): on how many of New Guinea’s ten outlying mountains, including the Adelberts, does this upland species occur? Column 7 (other mts.): on which of the six outliers most similar in elevation to the Adelberts does this upland species occur? F = Fakfak, K = Kumawa, N = North Coastal Range, W = Wandammen, C = Cyclops, J = Foja. Column 8: local name in the Pamosu language spoken at Munggur. Column 9: local name in the Aiti language spoken at Kangarangate. Spellings are those used by our Kangarangateȱinformants.ȱInȱtheirȱspellingȱsystemȱtheȱletterȱrȱoftenȱfunctionsȱasȱaȱsemi-vowelȱthatȱsoundsȱ to us like the English syllable ‘ru’ or ‘ri’, and several consonants are nasalised. What Kangarangate villagers write as b, d, g, j, k, s and y sounds to our ears like mb, nd, ng, nj, ng, nj or ny and ny, respectively.
Upland species?Scientific and English namesRecordsabL (m)No. of mts.Other mts.Pamosu nameAiti namecassowaries Casuarius sp.oyormarshungNorthern Cassowary Casuarius unappendiculatus[M][K]•Golimes, sovovekovár, tapungóvi*Dwarf Cassowary Casuarius bennettiMK•P815–1,4507NWJkurumbum-ateRed-legged Brushturkey Talegalla jobiensis[M]KD•RG-/1800–1,050sawamibuNew Guinea Scrubfowl Megapodius decollatus[M][K]•RGburukateniákoSpottedȱWhistlingȱDuck Dendrocygna guttata•RG*Salvadori’s Teal Salvadorina waigiuensis[M]K•-/16404Jas-aviGreat Cuckoo-Dove Reinwardtoena reinwardtiiMKD•RGB2/2640–1,600elevenaitgi*Black-billed Cuckoo-Dove Macropygia nigrirostrisMKD•RPZ3/21,100 –1,65510FKNWCJnangilinomotgotBrown Cuckoo-Dove Macropygia amboinensisMKD•RGPB4/3800–1,655funateotgotNew Guinea Bronzewing Henicophaps albifronsM•1/-1,000enaemaenguru?kbathithíCinnamon Ground Dove Gallicolumba rufigulaMK•1/2740–1,495bururovovprmumuWhite-bibbed Ground Dove Alopecoenas jobiensis•RGPPheasant PigeonMK•GP3/11,195 –1,5859FKNWJgavogavo,aonagári*Otidiphaps nobilismarirumbe, mavokVictoria Crowned Pigeon Goura victoria[K]•RGmuvokobiPacificȱEmeraldȱDove C. longirostris•PStephan’s Emerald Dove Chalcophaps stephani[K]D•RGP700–800bururovov-uruprthithíWompoo Fruit Dove Megaloprepia magnificaKD•RGPB-/2800–1,125ileli-etatyakiDwarf Fruit Dove Ptilinopus nainusD•700–800Superb Fruit Dove Ptilinopus superbusMKD•RGPB4/4800–1,640ilahiltgrv*Mountain Fruit Dove Ptilinopus bellusMK•P4/21,190 –1,65510FKNWCJmafuaPink-spottedȱFruitȱDove Ptilinopus perlatusMKD•RB2/3815–1,235*Ornate Fruit Dove Ptilinopus ornatusMD•R3/-1,590 –1,6559FKNWCJmapokoOrange-bellied Fruit Dove Ptilinopus iozonusKD•RGP-/2835–980Beautiful Fruit Dove Ptilinopus pulchellusMKD•RGPB2/3730–1,215gaugausaganaiPurple-tailed Imperial Pigeon Ducula rufigaster•RGBPinon’s Imperial Pigeon Ducula pinonM[K]•RGP1/-700–1,515imbienumiwogZoe’s Imperial Pigeon Ducula zoeaeMKD•RGPB2/2640–1,520pepisekurimkósvi*Papuan Mountain Pigeon Gymnophaps albertisiiMKD•GP2/2700–1,65010FKNWCJkurupaivugu-wuguYellowȱBittern Ixobrychus sinensis•RLittleȱPiedȱCormorant Microcarbo melanoleucos•RAustralasian Darter Anhinga novaehollandiae•R*Forbes’s Forest Rail Rallicula forbesiM[K]•P2/-1,525 –1,6008KNWCJelekoramusupiaWhite-browed Crake Amaurornis cinerea•RRufous-tailed Bush-hen Amaurornis moluccana[K]•GuníakawaGreater Black Coucal Centropus menbekiMKD•RGPB2/2875–1,445timbutugátLesser Black Coucal Centropus bernsteiniD•700–800Dwarf Koel Microdynamis parvaMKD •RB3/4700–1,505kuwang-kuwangniohámEastern Koel2/3640–1,585niohámEudynamys orientalisMK •Channel-billed Cuckoo Scythrops novaehollandiae[K]D•Rmanmigras*White-eared Bronze Cuckoo Chalcites meyeriiMK•G2/3875–1,25010FKNWCJImákava?LittleȱBronzeȱCuckoo Chalcites minutillusK•-/1835White-crowned Cuckoo Caliechthrus leucolophusMKD•B2/2840–1,445pepisekokoniakakaChestnut-breasted Cuckoo Cacomantis castaneiventrisMKD•PB3/3700–1,655pukakiriinakosiriBrush Cuckoo Cacomantis variolosusKD•RPZ-/3700–1,295pukakiriinakosiriMarbled Frogmouth Podargus ocellatusMK•RGZ2/2875–1,655kumbevikroviknáPapuan Frogmouth Podargus papuensisK•RGZ-/2875mummumugéwLarge-tailed Nightjar Caprimulgus macrurusD•700–800*Feline Owlet-nightjar Aegotheles insignisM•P7KNWJdalek*Mountain Owlet-nightjar Aegotheles albertisiM•1,6556KWJsipipolovBarred Owlet-nightjar Aegotheles bennettiiMK•-/1875, 1,225Moustached Treeswift Hemiprocne mystacea[M]KD•RG-/1640–800busiangpogitGlossy Swiftlet Collocalia esculentaMKD •B1/2700–1,220Aerodramus sp.MKD•PB2/2640–1,220mainiaba-marimari*Mountain Swiftlet Aerodramus hirundinaceus•R8FKNWJPapuan Spinetailed Swift Mearnsia novaeguineaeK •-/2875LittleȱRingedȱPlover Charadrius dubius•PComb-crested Jacana Irediparra gallinacea•RMarsh Sandpiper Tringa stagnatilisK •-/1875Common Sandpiper Actitis hypoleucosD •700–800PacificȱBaza Aviceda subcristataKD •-/1815Long-tailed Buzzard Henicopernis longicaudaMK• GB1/1835–1,600mambukom-mosupogi-asNew Guinea Harpy-Eagle Harpyopsis novaeguineaeMK•RP1/1700–1,225mambukompogi-tuguáya*Pygmy Eagle Hieraaetus weiskei•G6CJGurney’s Eagle Aquila gurneyiK•-/1830Black Kite Milvus migransK•R-/1700–875Whistling Kite Haliastur sphenurusD•700–800Brahminy Kite Haliastur indusMKD •G1/2835–1,225siruwarumpogi-mnáhognáhaVariable Goshawk Accipiter hiogasterK•GP1/1625–830sikikinpogi-soiGrey-headed Goshawk Accipiter poliocephalusKD•B1/1700–1,060Collared Sparrowhawk Accipiter cirrocephalusMD •PB1/-700–1,400*Chestnut-shouldered Goshawk Erythrotriorchis buergersi•P4NJSooty Owl Tyto tenebricosaMK •B-/11,190yankiusPapuan Boobook Ninox theomachaKD•B-/2700–875koltagogoPapuan Hawk-Owl Uroglaux dimorpha•RBlyth’s Hornbill Rhyticeros plicatusMKD•RGB2/2640–1,400kumbaromsabkórRainbow Bee-eater Merops ornatusKD• GB-/2700–1,070malimungasopirpirOriental Dollarbird Eurystomus orientalisKD•GPB-/2700–875prakikiCommonȱParadiseȱKingfisher Tanysiptera galateaK•RGPZ700–815sambai-mká-mkáRed-breasted Paradise Kingfisher Tanysiptera nymphaK•GP-/3835–1,085morumungakonjeríkiHook-billedȱKingfisher Melidora macrorrhinaMKD•RB2/2700–1,225yayan-orovkiykiyaknaShovel-billed Kookaburra Clytoceyx rex•RRufous-bellied Kookaburra Dacelo gaudichaudKD•RGB-/2640–975katkroBlue-blackȱKingfisher Todiramphus nigrocyaneus•RGForestȱKingfisher Todiramphus macleayiiD•700–800SacredȱKingfisher Todiramphus sanctusKD•R700–875kóko-wóra-wóraYellow-billedȱKingfisher Syma torotoroKD•GZB-/3730–1,120kóngakawaCommonȱKingfisher Alcedo atthis•PPapuanȱDwarfȱKingfisher Ceyx solitariusMKD•GPB2/3700–1,295epihiafemuyobirAzureȱKingfisher Ceyx azureusK•RP-/1835yobirLittleȱKingfisher Ceyx pusillus•ROriental Hobby Falco severusM•GP1/-830Peregrine Falcon Falco peregrinusM•G1/-1,225Palm Cockatoo Probosciger aterrimusMKD•RGB1/2700–1,295kokovaiokyákiSulphur-crested Cockatoo Cacatua galeritaMKD•RGPB2/2700–1,445engevmotgáya*New Guinea Vulturine Parrot Psittrichas fulgidusKD•GPB-/2700–1,1957NWJtepalmanabu*Red-fronted Lorikeet Charmosyna rubronotataMK•B1/2640–1,5905NCRed-flankedȱLorikeet Charmosyna placentisKD•GP700–1,100*Stella’s Lorikeet Charmosyna stellaeM•P2/-1,470 –1,6553siovov*Fairy Lorikeet Charmosyna pulchellaM•P1,445 –1,6009FKNWCJikokikBlack-capped Lory Lorius loryMKD •RPB2/3640–1,380ororovionúyouyóRainbow Lorikeet Trichoglossus haematodusMKD•RGPB1/3700–1,295tikenDusky Lory Pseudeos fuscataMKD •GPZB2/3700–1,600kirikirikkggŕsEdward’s Fig Parrot Psittaculirostris edwardsii•ROrange-breasted Fig Parrot Cyclopsitta gulielmitertii•BDouble-eyed Fig Parrot Cyclopsitta diophthalmaD•700–800Papuan King Parrot Alisterus chloropterus•PEclectus Parrot Eclectus roratusMKD •RGPB1/2640–1,220gelevanapra (male), muko (female)Red-cheeked Parrot Geoffroyus geoffroyiKD•RGB-/2700–875kikimiya*Blue-collared Parrot Geoffroyus simplexMK•P2/11,190 –1,6559FKNWCJenaenaeng-mungakri-róBuff-facedȱPygmyȱParrot Micropsitta pusioK•RGB-/3700–875opeliriruvkam-tskin-tskín*Red-breasted Pygmy Parrot Micropsitta bruijniiM•P2/-1,220 –1,6209FKNWCJnangikirotonRed-belliedȱPitta Erythropitta erythrogaster[K]•GPZBmaneme-savukorakamHoodedȱPitta Pitta sordida•RGZWhite-eared Catbird Ailuroedus buccoides[K]•RGBsenovovpkhújo*Black-eared Catbird Ailuroedus melanotisK•GP-/21,150 –1,2659FKNWJmelanongmimikuráw*MacGregor’s Bowerbird Amblyornis macgregoriaeM•P2/-1,525 –1,5657FKWnomu*Fire-maned Bowerbird Sericulus akeriMKD•RGPB2/2700–1,3855NWJmororangsinenéWhite-shouldered Fairywren Malurus alboscapulatusMKD•G2/2700–1,225*Red-collared Myzomela Myzomela rosenbergiiM•P4/-1,430 –1,6459FKNWCJmeruruRuby-throated Myzomela Myzomela eques•RG*Red Myzomela Myzomela cruentataMKD •GPZ4/3700–1,5708FKNCJituetatkawa-yáguPapuan Black Myzomela Myzomela nigritaM•G1/-1,225Tawny-breasted Honeyeater Xanthotis flaviventerMKD•RGPZB3/4700–1,400ekupporowóro*SpottedȱHoneyeater Xanthotis polygrammusK•GPZ-/11,0009FNWCJsikurakuron-popekbrsíhMeyer’s Friarbird Philemon meyeriKD•RGB-/3700–1,140koko-poro-woroHelmeted Friarbird Philemon buceroidesMKD•RGB3/3700–1,225kawohokporo-áyaGreen-backed Honeyeater Glycichaera fallaxK•RGPB750Plain Honeyeater Pycnopygius ixoidesKD•RGB-/2700–1,055Streak-headed Honeyeater Pycnopygius stictocephalusK•R-/2835–875*Marbled Honeyeater Pycnopygius cinereusM•P4/-1,580 –1,6203momolLong-billed Honeyeater Melilestes megarhynchusMK•RGPZB3/3700–1,655etelpadiobrePuff-backedȱMeliphaga Meliphaga aruensis•GMimic Meliphaga Meliphaga analoga•RGZkbrták*Mountain Meliphaga Meliphaga orientalisMK •GP4/3930–1,5709FKNWJkikimo*White-eared Meliphaga Meliphaga montanaMKD •P2/2700–1,2559FKNCJkikimokbrtákYellow-gaped Meliphaga Meliphaga flavirictusM•1/-1,220*Ornate Melidectes Melidectes torquatusM•P4/-1,385 –1,6653sikura-kuronRusty Mouse-Warbler Crateroscelis murinaMKD•RGPZB3/4640–1,555milkindgoPale-billed Scrubwren Sericornis spiloderaMK•GPB1/2735–1,400kindgo-mstám*Large Scrubwren Sericornis nouhuysiM•GP3/-1,535 –1,6455KJkuasisieva*Buff-facedȱScrubwren Sericornis perspicillatusM•P3/-1,590 –1,6556KNJkuasisieva-unend*Grey-green Scrubwren Sericornis arfakianusM•GPZ1/-1,6508NWCJYellow-bellied Gerygone Gerygone chrysogasterK•RGB-/3650–1,000sepelak-mungaakoríma-kawaGreen-backed Gerygone Gerygone chloronotaMKD •B2/3700–1,225Fairy Gerygone Gerygone palpebrosaMKD •GPB4/4700–1,430itumemalakoríma-kawaLarge-billed Gerygone Gerygone magnirostris•RGP*Brown-breasted Gerygone Gerygone ruficollisM•2/-1,590 –1,6457FKWJPapuan Babbler Garritornis isidorei[K]•RGua*Obscure Berrypecker Melanocharis arfakiana•B2Black Berrypecker Melanocharis nigraMKD•RGPZB3/3700–1,550itu-uru?pijruke-rukeSpectacled Longbill Oedistoma iliolophusK•RGPB-/2875–1,295Pygmy Longbill Oedistoma pygmaeumMKD• GB2/2700–1,350pelepelekovov?Yellow-bellied Longbill Toxorhamphus novaeguineaeKD•RGPZB-/3700–1,190paniaták*Slaty-headed Longbill Toxorhamphus poliopterusMK•GPZ4/-1,225 –1,6502otemasikpaniatákBlue Jewel-babbler Ptilorrhoa caerulescensD•RPB700–800*Dimorphic Jewel-babbler Ptilorrhoa geislerorumK•G-/31,070 –1,2652*Chestnut-backed Jewel-babbler Ptilorrhoa castanonotaMK•GPB3/31,000 –1,6559FKNWJsasansojókwáwYellow-breasted Boatbill Machaerirhynchus flaviventerD•PB700–800*Black-breasted Boatbill Machaerirhynchus nigripectusM•P3/-1,225 –1,6557FKWJLowland Peltops Peltops blainvillii•G*Mountain Peltops Peltops montanusMK •GP2/3700–1,5909FKNWJgamililikoprí-sbiá-sbiáBlack Butcherbird Cracticus quoyiK •RGB-/1640kukarúbuHooded Butcherbird Cracticus cassicusKD •RG-/2700–875kupakupmadoró*Great Woodswallow Artamus maximusMKD •RGPZB2/2700–1,6558FKNWJariksiksik*Stout-billed Cuckooshrike Coracina caeruleogriseaMKD•RGPB3/2700–1,58010FKNWCJsevevesinené*Barred Cuckooshrike Coracina lineataMKD •RGPB2/2700–1,3408KNWCBoyer’s Cuckooshrike Coracina boyeriKD•RPB700–875White-bellied Cuckooshrike Coracina papuensisD•RP700–800Black-browed Triller Lalage atrovirensMKD•G1/2700–1,225alik-otemdut-ba-kri-kri*Black-bellied Cicadabird Edolisoma montanumMK•PZ3/31,190 –1,5959FKNWCJsakunaneuasyiyí*Papuan Cicadabird Edolisoma incertumMKD •RGPB4/4700–1,30010FKNWCJsapikkr-nyá-kr-nyaCommon Cicadabird Edolisoma tenuirostre•RBlack Cicadabird Edolisoma melasKD •RGB-/2635–830*Rufous-naped Bellbird Aleadryas rufinuchaM•P3/-1,545 –1,6608FKNWJLittleȱShrikethrush Colluricincla megarhynchaMKD•RGPZB4/4640–1,585kukuvelukwidakRusty Shrikethrush Pseudorectes ferrugineus[K]•RGyokaya*Sclater’s Whistler Pachycephala sororM•GP3/-1,570 –1,6555FKkikimo-anivGrey Whistler Pachycephala simplexMKD •RGB2/3700–1,350orkíakíaNorthern Variable Pitohui Pitohui kirhocephalusK•RGP-/4640–1,085sohé*Hooded Pitohui Pitohui dichrous MKD •RGPB4/4930–1,50010FKNWCJkiakovovsripopoBrown Oriole Oriolus szalayiKD •RG-/3700–875uruharkáko-póroáuga*Drongo Fantail Chaetorhynchus papuensisMK•GPB3/3640–1,5159FKNWJmungawahaktindWillie Wagtail Rhipidura leucophrysMD •P700–1,225White-bellied Thicket Fantail Rhipidura leucothoraxKD•GZ-/1835sigogogilsaggnáSooty Thicket Fantail Rhipidura threnothoraxK•RGPZB-/2730–1,070sigogogilpiguséseRufous-backed Fantail Rhipidura rufidorsaK•-/1800–835pho-sokrí-sokrí*Black Fantail Rhipidura atraM•P4/-1,475 –1,6409FKNWCJpingegeChestnut-bellied Fantail Rhipidura hyperythraMKD•GPZB4/3700–1,590siongigikora-sokrí-sokríNorthern Fantail Rhipidura rufiventrisMK•RGPB3/1835–1,235Pho-sokrí-sokríSpangled Drongo Dicrurus bracteatusMKD•RG1/2640–1,220fikafikakrs-kiyá-kiyá*Trumpet Manucode Phonygammus keraudreniiMK•GP3/31,005 –1,6608FKNWJurukorasatuCrinkle-collared Manucode Manucodia chalybatusMKD•RGP2/3880–1,600urusatuJobi Manucode Manucodia jobiensisD•700–800Glossy Manucode Manucodia ater•R*Wahnes’s Parotia Parotia wahnesiM•P2/-1,495 –1,6605WJkakopelemaGrowlingȱRiflebird Ptiloris intercedensK•RGP-/31,050 –1,265karaba uruwe*Superb Bird of Paradise Lophorina superbaM•P3/-1,570 –1,6554Wmene-mene-mburúmȱ (male), soboro-múngaȱ(female)King Bird of Paradise Cicinnurus regius[K]•Gseva-etatmanara*MagnificentȱBirdȱofȱParadise Cicinnurus magnificusMKD•RGPB2/3640–155010FKNWCJsevapisáwLesser Bird of Paradise Paradisaea minorMKD•RGPZB3/3700–1,295koyavikogíw*Torrentlark Grallina bruijnii[M]K•P-/16155NJyerasliklikOchre-collared Monarch Arses insularisMK•RGP2/3640–1,350manbueShining Flycatcher Myiagra alectoMK•RGPZ-/1875*Fantailed Monarch Symposiachrus axillarisMK•GP2/2870–1,5509FKNWJmungawahak-mengelena-fuaRufous Monarch Symposiachrus rubiensis•PHooded Monarch Symposiachrus manadensis•RPSpot-winged Monarch Symposiachrus guttula•RGPBGolden Monarch Carterornis chrysomela•RGB*Black-winged Monarch Monarcha fraterMK•GPZB4/4700–1,4158FKNWJfovaifuamanbueGrey Crow Corvus tristisMKD •RGPB2/2640–1,550mekandtagapaTorresian Crow Corvus orruD•P700–800*White-eyed Robin Pachycephalopsis poliosomaMK•GPZ4/41035 –16007NWJsingovuluyokyok*Yellow-legged Flyrobin Kempiella griseocepsMK•1/11,165 –1,2608FKNWCOlive Flyrobin Kempiella flavovirescensK•R-/1835*Torrent Flycatcher Monachella muellerianaK•R-/26506NJmaninimnáki-pokipó*Papuan Scrub Robin Drymodes beccariiMK•P2/2875–1,3207NWCJjinkindgo-sapasapa*Black-capped Robin Heteromyias armitiM•P4/-1,570 –1,6605KJnamenoviBlack-sided Robin Poecilodryas hypoleucaMK•GPZB3/4665–1,225motondotó-se*White-rumped Robin Peneothello bimaculataMD• GB700–12255J*Blue-grey Robin Peneothello cyanusM•P2/-1,500 –1,5708FKNWCJulafamu-ngeva?*Banded Yellow Robin Gennaeodryas placensKD•B-/1700–1,0005FKWgolugolu-lovov?omtóndo*White-faced Robin Tregellasia leucopsMK•GPZ3/2735–1,6559FKNWCJnatuemil?AoádkáwaPacificȱSwallow Hirundo tahiticaD•G700–800*Island Leaf Warbler Seicercus poliocephalusMK•P4/11,260 –1,6559FKNWCJ*Black-fronted White-eye Zosterops atrifronsMKD•GPB4/3700–1,64510FKNWCJmalilovovkima-oróróGolden-headed Cisticola Cisticola exilis•GMetallic Starling Aplonis metallica[K]D•RG700–800kusengsnhaYellow-faced Myna Mino dumontiiMKD•RGPB2/3640–1,350evakurokawguraGolden Myna Mino anaisK•RG-/2830–845kriro*Russet-tailed Thrush Zoothera heinei•Z5KJRed-capped Flowerpecker Dicaeum geelvinkianumMKD•RGPB3/4640–1,515titievapstákBlack Sunbird Leptocoma aspasiaMKD •RGB1/-700–1,200Olive-backed Sunbird Cinnyris jugularisD•G700–800*Blue-facedȱParrotfinch Erythrura trichroaMKD•PB3/-875–1,5708FKNWJ*PapuanȱParrotfinch Erythrura papuana•P2Streak-headed Mannikin Lonchura tristissima•RGkungur-sargarGrey Wagtail Motacilla cinerea[K]•
description: Published as part of Diamond, Jared & Bishop, K. David, 2021, Avifauna of the Adelbert Mountains, New Guinea: why is Fire-maned Bowerbird Sericulus bakeri the mountains' only endemic bird species?, pp. 100-108 in Bulletin of the British Ornithologists' Club 141 (1) on page 100, DOI: 10.25226/bboc.v141i1.2021.a8, http://zenodo.org/record/12733989