This is my White-Crested Laughing Thrush fact sheet!

ANIMAL:	White-Crested Laughing Thrush  Garrulax leucolophus
Type of Animal:	Songbird
Habitat:	Montane forest, rainforest, bamboo forest, shrubland, plantations, tropical deciduous forest, evergreen forest, hill forest, gardens
Location(s):	Himalayan foothills to S.E. Asia
Appearance:	Prominent white crest/head w/ black-gray beak/mask, red iris, grayish feathers & brownish underbelly. Smaller crest on female.
Food/Diet:	Fruits, seeds, insects, nectar, lizards, eggs, veggies, worms, spiders, berries, young snakes, snails, young mice
Status in Wild:	Stable
Conservation:	Breeding from zoos & aviculture
Lifestyle:	Family flocks consist of monogamous pair w/ up to 3 successive clutches of offspring. Older chicks help younger chicks.
Additional Info:	Males: Females: Young: Group:   Called: Cock Hen Chick Flock   Weight: 0.26 lbs Same   Gestation:   Life Span: 15 days Height: 0.5-0.6 ft Same     Body Length: 0.7-0.9 ft Same   12 years in wild, up to 20 years in captivity Tail Length: 0.3 ft Same
	Main predators are monitor lizards, tigers, clouded leopards, leopards, hornbills, bears, foxes, civets, domestic cats, wildcats, fishing cats, jungle cats, red pandas & snakes.
	They’re very noisy birds, w/ every flock member making territorial calls.
	They sometimes mob attack hornbills.
	Stable but possibly declining due to habitat loss & pet trade.
Fun Fact(s):	They’re very friendly & bold birds.
	They can be rather competitive w/ other bird species during breeding season.