White-naped Monarch

White-naped MonarchIt occurs on Halmahera and Buru in moist lowland forest. Salvadori's description of a male from Halmahera records a black forehead, back, wings and tail against a white crown, pale eye-area patches, white cheeks, chest and belly. A field report recorded small groups in logged forest and forest edges.What does it look like?Salvadori's original account of a male from Halmahera describes a black forehead, back, wings and tail, with a white crown, pale patches around eyes and ears, white cheeks, chest and belly.How does it live?It occurs on Halmahera and Buru in moist lowland forest. Salvadori's description of a male from Halmahera records a black forehead, back, wings and tail against a white crown, pale eye-area patches, white cheeks, chest and belly. A field report recorded small groups in logged forest and forest edges.The 1994 Halmahera field report records the species in logged forest and forest edges, often in small groups.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.