Cuban Grassquit

Cuban GrassquitThis bird forms small flocks in Cuban grassland and scrub. Males have black faces, females have grayish faces, and a yellow band runs from behind the eye down the sides of the neck to the chest.What does it look like?The male has a black face and the female a grayish face. A yellow band extends from behind the eye down each side of the neck to the chest.How does it live?This bird forms small flocks in Cuban grassland and scrub. Males have black faces, females have grayish faces, and a yellow band runs from behind the eye down the sides of the neck to the chest.It lives in grassland and scrub and moves in small flocks.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.