Red-headed Tanager

Red-headed TanagerThis tanager inhabits mountain forests in western Mexico. Males have a red head and throat; females lack the red areas.What does it look like?Males are olive above and yellow-olive below, with a red head and throat. Females lack the red head and throat.How does it live?This tanager inhabits mountain forests in western Mexico. Males have a red head and throat; females lack the red areas.It uses montane forest and edges at about 900–2,600 m. It feeds on insects and small fruit and is seen in pairs, small flocks, or mixed flocks.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.