Dimorphic Fantail

Dimorphic FantailThis fantail inhabits montane forest and subalpine scrub in the New Guinea highlands. It has two tail-color forms, and mixed-form pairs may occur.What does it look like?The head and underparts are gray-brown, with a rufous rump and dark wings. The tail is either gray-brown or dark with a broad rufous band near the tip.How does it live?This fantail inhabits montane forest and subalpine scrub in the New Guinea highlands. It has two tail-color forms, and mixed-form pairs may occur.It forages fairly low in montane forest and subalpine shrubs, spreading its tail and wings.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.