‘Rediscovered’ after 100 years, Gurney’s pitta is in peril once again

Mongabay
Jan 2, 2020, 5:07 am215 pts
Gurney’s pitta may be running out of time. The tiny, vibrantly colored bird, first described from the Tanintharyi region of Myanmar in 1875, was thought to have gone extinct when it wasn’t recorded by scientists for more than a century. But in 1986, researchers found a population of Gurney’s pitta…

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