Black Honeyeater

Black HoneyeaterA bird of open woodland and shrubland in dry parts of Australia. Males are black and white, females are mainly brown, and it feeds on nectar and insects.What does it look like?Males are black and white, with a long down-curved bill and a black chest band. Females are brown.How does it live?A bird of open woodland and shrubland in dry parts of Australia. Males are black and white, females are mainly brown, and it feeds on nectar and insects.It occurs in dry open woodland and shrubland. It takes nectar and insects, including nectar from eucalypts, mistletoes and Eremophila.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.