Buru White-eye | Animalz

Buru White-eyeThe Buru White-eye is endemic to Buru Island, Indonesia, and has yellow underparts. A 1995 survey recorded it in logged and primary forest near Fogi and Waikeka; in 2011, small flocks were seen in forest near Waikeka.What does it look like?Its underparts are yellow.How does it live?The Buru White-eye is endemic to Buru Island, Indonesia, and has yellow underparts. A 1995 survey recorded it in logged and primary forest near Fogi and Waikeka; in 2011, small flocks were seen in forest near Waikeka.In 1995, it was recorded in logged and primary forest inland from Fogi and Waikeka; in 2011, it was seen in forest inland from Waikeka. Birds were generally observed in small flocks.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.