Lyre-tailed Honeyguide

Lyre-tailed HoneyguideOlive upperparts and pale underparts mark this honeyguide, which feeds on bee-nest foods and insects in tropical forestWhat does it look like?The upperparts are olive green and the underparts whitish. Females may have grey streaks on the rear underbelly, and their tails are not as large as the males'How does it live?Olive upperparts and pale underparts mark this honeyguide, which feeds on bee-nest foods and insects in tropical forestIt lives in lowland tropical rainforest. Its recorded foods include beeswax, bee larvae, termites, spiders, and figsKeeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.