Chirinda Apalis

Chirinda ApalisThe Inyanga National Park survey recorded Chirinda Apalis specimens in forest on the upper slopes of Pungwe Gorge. The account notes pale yellow-brown irises and small insects in stomach contents.What does it look like?The examined specimens had pale yellow-brown irises, black upper mandibles, and pale pinkish-white lower mandibles.How does it live?The Inyanga National Park survey recorded Chirinda Apalis specimens in forest on the upper slopes of Pungwe Gorge. The account notes pale yellow-brown irises and small insects in stomach contents.The specimens were recorded in forest on the upper slopes of Pungwe Gorge, and their stomach contents included small insects.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.