Black-faced Tanager

Black-faced TanagerThis tanager occurs in forest edges and secondary vegetation on the eastern Andes of Peru. Adults are gray with a broad black mark from the face to the upper chest.What does it look like?Adults are gray with a black mask extending from the face to the upper chest, and the sexes look alike. Juveniles are olive above and yellow-olive below.How does it live?This tanager occurs in forest edges and secondary vegetation on the eastern Andes of Peru. Adults are gray with a broad black mark from the face to the upper chest.It favors semi-open areas, forest edges, and secondary vegetation, where it is seen in pairs or family groups.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.