Przevalski's Nuthatch

Przevalski's NuthatchThis nuthatch occurs in western China and northeastern Tibet. It uses spruce and fir forest, parkland, and places with scattered trees at roughly 2,200–4,000 m.What does it look like?Adults have a black crown and nape, a white face that makes the eye stand out, an orange-buff wash on the throat, rich cinnamon underparts, and dark blue-grey upperparts.How does it live?This nuthatch occurs in western China and northeastern Tibet. It uses spruce and fir forest, parkland, and places with scattered trees at roughly 2,200–4,000 m.It occurs in spruce and fir forest, parkland, and areas with isolated trees. The account gives an elevation range of about 2,200–4,000 m, locally higher, and says some altitudinal movement is possible.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.