Black-faced Cotinga

Black-faced CotingaA cotinga of southwestern Amazonian floodplain forest. Its dingy-white body contrasts with black wings, tail, mask, and throat.What does it look like?The body is dingy white, with black wings and tail, a black mask, and a black throat. The sexes look alike.How does it live?A cotinga of southwestern Amazonian floodplain forest. Its dingy-white body contrasts with black wings, tail, mask, and throat.It forages alone or in pairs in the canopy of floodplain forest. Immature birds are a duller version of adults.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.