Black-fronted Brush Finch

Black-fronted Brush FinchThis brush-finch occurs in the Serranía del Perijá. A 2014 study describes a black forehead, rufous rear crown, and gray cheek patch, and recorded pairs or small groups in lower montane and secondary forest on the Colombian side.What does it look like?The paper describes adults with a black forehead, a black moustachial region continuous with the head, a rufous mid-to-rear crown, and a dark gray cheek patch.How does it live?This brush-finch occurs in the Serranía del Perijá. A 2014 study describes a black forehead, rufous rear crown, and gray cheek patch, and recorded pairs or small groups in lower montane and secondary forest on the Colombian side.Surveys in a Colombian reserve recorded pairs and small parties in subtropical and lower montane secondary or fragmented forest.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.