Buff-bellied Tanager

Buff-bellied TanagerThe Buff-bellied Tanager occurs in north-western Peru, with a record from extreme south-eastern Ecuador. It feeds on small arthropods in dry highland scrub. The account says females are duller than males and juveniles resemble females.What does it look like?It has a cinnamon-rufous crown, olive-gray upperparts and orange-buff underparts. Females are duller than males, and juveniles resemble females.How does it live?The Buff-bellied Tanager occurs in north-western Peru, with a record from extreme south-eastern Ecuador. It feeds on small arthropods in dry highland scrub. The account says females are duller than males and juveniles resemble females.It lives in dry highland scrub and feeds on small arthropods, according to the species account.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.