Philippine Megapode
A species of Scrubfowl, Also known as Tabon Megapode Scientific name : Megapodius cumingii Genus : Scrubfowl
Philippine Megapode, A species of Scrubfowl
Also known as:
Tabon Megapode
Botanical name: Megapodius cumingii
Genus: Scrubfowl
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Description
Photo By Nigel Voaden 
Description
It has a brown back and a blue-grey front. It has bare vermillion skin round its eyes. 
Size
44 cm
Feeding Habits
Philippine Megapode predominantly consumes insects, such as beetles and termites, along with worms, snails, fruits, and seeds. Philippine Megapode employs foraging techniques adapted to its diverse diet.
Habitat
The habitat of philippine Megapode primarily includes forested hills and mountain zones, coastal scrublands, beach forests, and even agricultural landscapes. These birds are adaptable and can inhabit areas ranging from lowland beaches to those with higher vegetative complexity, such as small island terrains neighboring maritime zones. Their prevalence is notable in regions with significant forest cover, illustrating their dependence on such ecosystems for breeding and foraging.
Dite type
Omnivorous
Photo By Nigel Voaden 
Scientific Classification
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