Wildlifeof Bhutan
Indian Blue Robin
Thrushes, Chats & Flycatchers
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Larvivora brunnea
Basic stats
Habitat
Dense, dark forest with undergrowth and leaf litter
Clutch size
Usually 4 light blue eggs
Incubation period
Only the female is believed to incubate; both sexes feed the young
Size
15cm
The Indian blue robin is similar in size to the related bluethroat, at 15cm long. The habitat in which it is found is usually dense, dark forest with undergrowth and leaf litter (Wikipedia, general species account).
The usual clutch is four light blue eggs. Only the female is believed to incubate, but both sexes take part in feeding the young. The source read gives no range, plumage or diet information, and does not name Bhutan, so none is stated.
Quick answers
- What habitat does the Indian Blue Robin live in?
- Dense, dark forest with undergrowth and leaf litter
- How many eggs does the Indian Blue Robin lay?
- Usually 4 light blue eggs
- How long are the eggs of the Indian Blue Robin incubated?
- Only the female is believed to incubate; both sexes feed the young
- How big is the Indian Blue Robin?
- 15cm