White-bellied Redstart

White-bellied RedstartThe White-bellied Redstart has dark blue males with a white lower belly, while females are mainly brown. In Nepal, it is recorded often in summer and rarely in lowlands in winter.What does it look like?Males are mostly dark blue, with a white lower belly and orange on both sides of the tail base. Females are mostly dark brown, with a whitish lower belly.How does it live?The White-bellied Redstart has dark blue males with a white lower belly, while females are mainly brown. In Nepal, it is recorded often in summer and rarely in lowlands in winter.It uses subalpine scrub for breeding and descends in winter to denser scrub and woodland at lower elevations.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.