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Acrocephalus baeticatus cinnamomeus 

Linguistics
Actual scientific name :   Acrocephalus baeticatus cinnamomeus 
     
Old scientific name :   Acrocephalus baeticatus cinnamomeus 
     
French name :   Rousserolle africaine
     
English name :   African Reed-Warbler
     
Vernacular name :  
Ngepe (Tshiluba) ; Katende (Kiluba)
 


 

Zoology
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Description :   Small reddish-brown bird that can be distinguished by its call. 
     
Habitat :   Very pledged to water, it migrates within its distribution area looking for humid places.  
     
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Life history :   Sedentary bird that nests in Katanga from November to February. The nest is often built between two reeds above water.  
     
Distribution in Katanga :   view map  
 
 
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The vernacular names were collected in the field and in the colonial literature from the first part of the 20th century. The monks who established the first dictionaries were not necessarily informed naturalists. Therefore, errors must have been committed.

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