Red-headed Barbet

Red-headed BarbetThe Red-headed Barbet is sometimes found in pairs or mixed-species flocks in the forest canopy. Males have bright red heads, green backs, and yellow bellies; females have blue cheeks and orange sides to the neck.What does it look like?Males have bright red heads, green backs, yellow bellies, and stout yellow bills. Females have blue cheeks, orange sides of the neck, and black foreheads.How does it live?The Red-headed Barbet is sometimes found in pairs or mixed-species flocks in the forest canopy. Males have bright red heads, green backs, and yellow bellies; females have blue cheeks and orange sides to the neck.It is usually found in pairs and often accompanies mixed-species flocks in the forest canopy. It sometimes visits fruit feeders.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.