Collared Bush Robin

Collared Bush RobinThis flycatcher occurs in Taiwan. Males have a white eyebrow and a reddish-orange band from the neck to the shoulder. In the breeding season it is recorded in dense shrubs in high-elevation coniferous and mixed forest; in the non-breeding season it is recorded in broadleaf and mixed forest at lower elevations.What does it look like?Males have a white eyebrow and a reddish-orange band running from the neck to the shoulder. The source notes that males and females differ in appearance.How does it live?This flycatcher occurs in Taiwan. Males have a white eyebrow and a reddish-orange band from the neck to the shoulder. In the breeding season it is recorded in dense shrubs in high-elevation coniferous and mixed forest; in the non-breeding season it is recorded in broadleaf and mixed forest at lower elevations.During the breeding season it is recorded in dense shrubs in coniferous or mixed forest at 2,600–3,550 m. In the non-breeding season it is recorded in broadleaf or mixed forest at 1,650–2,820 m. Its food includes insects.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.