Tagula Butcherbird

Tagula ButcherbirdThe Tagula Butcherbird is a large bird of the forests and forest edges of Tagula Island. Most of its plumage is black, with white markings on the wings, belly, and tail.What does it look like?Most of its plumage is black, with white spots or bands on the sides of the breast, wings, belly, and tail. Its gray-blue bill has a black, hooked tip.How does it live?The Tagula Butcherbird is a large bird of the forests and forest edges of Tagula Island. Most of its plumage is black, with white markings on the wings, belly, and tail.It lives in forests and along their edges and is thought to be mostly sedentary.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.