Grey Penduline Tit

Grey Penduline TitThe Grey Penduline Tit has a black-and-white face and head, with dark gray-brown upper wings and tail. In northeastern Namibia it occurs in broadleaf woodland and sometimes gardens, where it eats insects and probes flowers for nectar.What does it look like?The face and head are especially black and white; the upper wings and tail are dark gray-brown.How does it live?The Grey Penduline Tit has a black-and-white face and head, with dark gray-brown upper wings and tail. In northeastern Namibia it occurs in broadleaf woodland and sometimes gardens, where it eats insects and probes flowers for nectar.In northeastern Namibia it occurs in broadleaf woodland and sometimes gardens, in pairs or small family groups. It eats insects and probes flowers for nectar.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.