White-browed Nuthatch

White-browed NuthatchA small nuthatch marked by a white eyebrow and chestnut flanks, known from highlands around Mount Victoria in Myanmar.Besides its white eyebrow, which parts are chestnut?A long white eyebrow runs above a thin black eye stripe, contrasting with blue-grey upperparts, a white face and belly, and chestnut flanks.Where does it search for insects?A small nuthatch marked by a white eyebrow and chestnut flanks, known from highlands around Mount Victoria in Myanmar.It gleans small insects from mosses and lichens, often on oak branches. Usually seen alone, it nests in tree cavities; breeding is thought to occur around March and April.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.