Striated Fieldwren

Striated FieldwrenThis is the coastal Striated Fieldwren. It is streaked with black, and males have white eyebrows and throats while females have brown ones. It is treated as a separate species from the inland Rufous Fieldwren.What does it look like?It is tawny-olive, paler below, and streaked with black across the body. Males have white eyebrows, lores and throat; these areas are brown in females.How does it live?This is the coastal Striated Fieldwren. It is streaked with black, and males have white eyebrows and throats while females have brown ones. It is treated as a separate species from the inland Rufous Fieldwren.It uses swampy coastal heath, tussock grassland, low shrubs and swamp margins. It hops through ground and understorey vegetation while searching for insects and seeds.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.