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May 12, 2025 - Palmchat (Dulus dominicus) The only species in their family, these birds are found across Haiti and the Dominican Republic. Foraging in large groups, they feed almost entirely on fruit, as well as some insects and nectar. Social groups build large communal stick nests where multiple breeding pairs each construct their own nest chamber. Both parents, along with other group members, care for the chicks.
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BOTD: Palmchat
Photo: Marcelo Allende
"A small but conspicuous noisy species found in a variety of open and disturbed habitats that contain palms; often found in small flocks high in palm trees. Its appearance is unique within its range; note its dark brown upperparts combined with heavily streaked white underparts, a pale thickset bill, and a brilliant red eye. Vocalizations include a wide variety of buzzy, squeaky, and whistled notes."
- eBird
