Spectacled Fulvetta

Spectacled FulvettaThis small fulvetta occurs in central and southern China. It has a brown to gray-brown crown, a dark side crown stripe, a broad pale-gray eyebrow, and rufous wings. It eats invertebrates and seeds.What does it look like?Its crown is brown to grayish brown, with a blackish side stripe. It has a broad pale-gray eyebrow and rufous wings with a grayish panel.How does it live?This small fulvetta occurs in central and southern China. It has a brown to gray-brown crown, a dark side crown stripe, a broad pale-gray eyebrow, and rufous wings. It eats invertebrates and seeds.It inhabits evergreen broadleaf oak forest, secondary growth, and bamboo from about 1,250–2,500 m. It eats invertebrates and seeds and occurs alone, in pairs, or in small groups.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.