Black-faced Brush Finch

Black-faced Brush FinchThis brush-finch lives in montane forest on the eastern Andean slope. The account describes dark sides of the head, back, and tail, a rufous crown and nape, a dark throat, and dull yellow underparts. It forages in low shrubs at forest edges.What does it look like?Adults have dark sides of the head, back, and tail, with a rufous crown and nape. The throat is blackish and the underparts are dull yellow.How does it live?This brush-finch lives in montane forest on the eastern Andean slope. The account describes dark sides of the head, back, and tail, a rufous crown and nape, a dark throat, and dull yellow underparts. It forages in low shrubs at forest edges.It forages close to the ground in dense low shrubs along forest edges and in semi-open habitat.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.