Clasificación

Descripción original

Citación:
  Temminck, CJ; Schlegel, H 1845

Referencia:
   Fauna Japonica vol. 4, Aves

Protónimo:
  Zosterops japonicus

localidad tipo:
  Japan; restricted to Decima, Nagasaki by Mees, 1957, Zool. Verh. Rijksmus. Nat. Hist. Leiden, no. 35, p. 99.

Enlace:
  https://www.biodiversitylibrary.org/item/223586#page/67/mode/1up

Identificadores de Avibase

Avibase ID:
  D0E2DCAD8E465999

Avibase ID:
  avibase-D0E2DCAD

Enlace corto:
  https://avibase.ca/D0E2DCAD

Número de serie taxonómico:
  TSN: 179912

Rango geográfico:

• Zosterops japonicus: disjunctly from lowland to montane forest, woodland, secondary growth, parks and gardens, from southern Sakhalin (Russia) southward to coastal South Korea, and Japan and satellite islands, Philippines, and in Indonesia from Sumatra eastward to Java, Bali, and Lesser Sundas eastward to Timor, and on Sulawesi and various Wallacean islands; introduced to Hawaii, Bonin Island (Japan), and Singapore
• Zosterops japonicus japonicus: breeds southern Sakhalin, Japan, and the southern Korean Peninsula; partially migratory, withdrawing from Sakhalin and northern Japan in the nonbreeding season
• Zosterops japonicus alani: Volcano Islands (Iwo Jima and Minami-iwo-Jima)
• Zosterops japonicus daitoensis: Daito Islands (Philippine Sea)
• Zosterops japonicus loochooensis: Iriomote (Ryukyu Islands, southern Japan)
• Zosterops japonicus insularis: Ryukyu Islands (Tanegashima and Yakushima, southern Japan)
• Zosterops japonicus stejnegeri: Izu Islands (southern Japan); introduced to Bonin Islands
• Zosterops japonicus montanus: montane Sumatra, Java, Bali, Lesser Sundas, Sulawesi, and southern Moluccas
• Zosterops japonicus whiteheadi: northern Philippines (northern Luzon)
• Zosterops japonicus halconensis: Philippines (Mindoro)
• Zosterops japonicus pectoralis: Philippines (northern Negros)
• Zosterops japonicus diuatae: southern Philippines (northern Mindanao)
• Zosterops japonicus vulcani: southern Philippines (Mount Apo and Mount Katanglad on Mindanao)
• Zosterops japonicus parkesi: southwestern Philippines (Palawan)
• Zosterops japonicus obstinatus: montane Ternate, Tidore, and Bacan (west of Halmahera), and Obi (northern Moluccas) and Seram (southern Moluccas)
• Zosterops japonicus difficilis: southern Sumatra
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