Endemic birds of the Philippines

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This article is one of a series providing information about endemism among birds in the World's various zoogeographic zones. For an overview of this subject see Endemism in birds.

[edit] Patterns of endemism

The Philippines has a single endemic family, the Philippine creepers, Rhabdornithidae, containing three species.

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[edit] Endemic Bird Areas

Birdlife International has defined the following Endemic Bird Areas (EBAs) in the Philippines.

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[edit] List of species

• Philippine Mallard
• Philippine Falconet
• Philippine Megapode
• Painted Quail
• Painted Snipe
• Philippine Green Pigeon
• Pink Necked Green Dove
• Pink-bellied Imperial-pigeon
• Philippine Turtle Dove
• Philippine Cockatoo
• Philippine Koel

Endemism in birds
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Categories: Regional overviews | Endemic higher-level taxa | Restricted range endemics