Eversmann's Redstart

Eversmann's RedstartThe male Eversmann's Redstart has a silvery cap and orange back and underparts; the female is gray-brown with a rufous tail. It breeds in Central Asia and moves southwest for winter.What does it look like?The male has a black face, silvery crown, orange back and underparts, and white wing patches. The female is gray-brown with a rufous tail.How does it live?The male Eversmann's Redstart has a silvery cap and orange back and underparts; the female is gray-brown with a rufous tail. It breeds in Central Asia and moves southwest for winter.It is migratory, using mountain forest edges, scrub, and rocky places during the breeding season and feeding on insects and other invertebrates.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.