Sharpe's Apalis

Sharpe's ApalisThis warbler inhabits lowland forest in West Africa. It has slate-colored upperparts and a dark brown-black head and neck, and gleans insects from leaves and branches.What does it look like?Its upperparts are slate-colored, its head and neck brownish black, and its ashy sides fade to white on the lower breast and undertail. Tail feathers have buff-white tips.How does it live?This warbler inhabits lowland forest in West Africa. It has slate-colored upperparts and a dark brown-black head and neck, and gleans insects from leaves and branches.It uses lowland moist and deciduous forest, including secondary and gallery forest. Pairs or small family groups glean insects from leaves and branches.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.