Distribution and Habitat
Crimson Chats inhabit a specific continent, Australia, have a preferred habitat, and a unique migration pattern. Crimson Chats can be found in deserts, semi-arid climates, woodlands, grasslands, and coastal shrublands in the central part of Australia from the west coast to the Great Dividing Range and from the tropics to the south coast. Generally, they tend to inhabit areas on the fringes of wet regions, where it is more dry. They live in various types of shrubland: saltbush, blue bush, acacia, and samphire. It moves to wetter areas when rainfall is insufficient, which means there aren't enough nutrients produced for the birds to consume). The flocks of Crimson Chats may wander over a significantly wide area around their range in order to track rain. (This helps them find the best flowers and nectars.) However, Chats do not follow routine seasonal longtime migrations.
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