Measuring 180–210 mm (7.1–8.3 in) in length, the Mangrove Pitta has a black head with a buff-coloured crown, white chin and buff underparts. The shoulders and mantle are greenish and the vent is reddish. Juveniles have similar patterned plumage but are duller. It resembles the Blue-winged Pitta but can be distinguished by its much heavier bill.[5] Its call, transcribed as wieuw-wieuw has been noted to be "more slurred" than the Blue-winged Pitta.[5
The Mangrove Pitta is native to the Southeast Asian countries of: Bangladesh, India, Indonesia, Malaysia, Myanmar, Singapore, and Thailand (primarily the west coast of the southern Thai peninsula).[1][2][6] Its natural habitat is specialised and restriction to subtropical or tropical mangrove forests and Nipa palm stands.[7] It is threatened by habitat loss. Its diet consists of crustaceans, mollusks and terrestrial insects.[1][2][7]
Semasa lawatan kita ke Sg Dua Air Hitam Dalam ni keseluruhan kawasan ini sedang dalam pembaharuan pejalan kaki kayu kepada pejalan konkrit. Dan semua kawasan didapati telah diubah suai utk kepentingan pengunjung kemudian hari. Seperti yg kita ketahui pembangunan ini akan mengakibatkan ketakutan dan kemusnahan habitat asal burong ni dan mengundang gangguan fizikal terhadap habitat yg ada didalamnya.
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