Spot-flanked Barbet

Spot-flanked BarbetThis African barbet is marked by a yellow eye and spotted flanks. In damp highland woodland of eastern Africa, it feeds on figs, berries, and insects.What does it look like?It has a yellow eye and spotted flanks.How does it live?This African barbet is marked by a yellow eye and spotted flanks. In damp highland woodland of eastern Africa, it feeds on figs, berries, and insects.It uses damp woodland at roughly 600–2,100 m and eats figs and berries as well as insects such as termites and beetles.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.