Kabobo Apalis | Animalz

Kabobo ApalisThis apalis has been recorded in the montane forest of the Misotshi-Kabogo region in eastern DR Congo. Observers reported it gleaning from leaves and branches, but the last documented record was in 2007. Some taxonomies treat it as a species, while others group it with close relatives.What does it look like?Males have a blackish-slate head, back, throat, and breast, with a dark belly. Females are paler grey above, on the throat and breast, and have a whitish belly.How does it live?This apalis has been recorded in the montane forest of the Misotshi-Kabogo region in eastern DR Congo. Observers reported it gleaning from leaves and branches, but the last documented record was in 2007. Some taxonomies treat it as a species, while others group it with close relatives.It uses the canopy of montane forest and has been observed gleaning from leaves and branches. The account reports observations only through 2007.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.