Rhipiduridae
Rhipiduridae is a family of birds belonging to the order Passeriformes. This family is commonly known as the fantails. They are small, insectivorous birds distributed across Australasia and Southeast Asia. The most distinctive feature of the Rhipiduridae family is their long, broad tail, which they frequently fan out, especially when foraging. This fanning action is believed to help startle insects, making them easier to catch.
There are two genera within the Rhipiduridae family: Rhipidura and Chaetornis. The genus Rhipidura contains the
Fantails are generally active and acrobatic birds. They are often seen flitting through undergrowth or along