White-eared Monarch

White-eared MonarchThe White-eared Monarch occurs in eastern Australia. Adults have black upperparts, pale-gray underparts and white marks on the ear region, wings and tail. The NSW profile records it singly or in pairs in forest, at edges and in the canopy or subcanopy.What does it look like?Adults have black upperparts and pale-gray underparts, with white markings on the ear region, wings and tail.How does it live?The White-eared Monarch occurs in eastern Australia. Adults have black upperparts, pale-gray underparts and white marks on the ear region, wings and tail. The NSW profile records it singly or in pairs in forest, at edges and in the canopy or subcanopy.In New South Wales, it is recorded singly or in pairs in forest and at edges, using the canopy and subcanopy.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.