Conservation status:
Not Threatened.
Behaviour:
Phylogeny:
Taxonomy:
- Aegotheles albertisi archboldi Rand, 1941, 2800 m altitude, 9 km north-east of Lake Habbema, New Guinea. Formerly treated as a race of A. albertisi, but is apparently a sibling species, replacing it at higher elevations. Monotypic. (source: Handbook of the Birds of World)
Distribution:
Distribution:
- C New Guinea: known only from Wissel Lakes area, Nassau Range, N slope of Mt Wilhelmina and Victor Emanuel Mts.
Trophic strategy:
Diet consist of insect but also includes a few earthworms. Detailes on hunting technique undescribed.
Taxonomic name: