Yellow-bellied Tyrannulet

Yellow-bellied TyrannuletThis small tyrannulet uses moist lowland forest and its edges in Central America. Accounts also record it in plantations and gardens, where it feeds mainly on insects.What does it look like?It is about 9 cm long with a very short tail, greenish-olive upperparts, a gray crown, yellow underparts, and a clear white supercilium.How does it live?This small tyrannulet uses moist lowland forest and its edges in Central America. Accounts also record it in plantations and gardens, where it feeds mainly on insects.It is recorded at moist lowland forest edges, in secondary forest, plantations, and gardens. Its main diet consists of insects.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.