Bare-faced Bulbul

Bare-faced BulbulThe Bare-faced Bulbul is known from limestone country in Laos. Bare pale-blue skin surrounds the eyes and bill, and fine hair-like feathers run along the crown. It feeds on berries and is usually seen alone or in pairs.What does it look like?Pale blue skin is exposed around the eyes and bill, with loose hair-like feathers along the crown. The throat is white, while the breast and belly are fawn-grey.How does it live?The Bare-faced Bulbul is known from limestone country in Laos. Bare pale-blue skin surrounds the eyes and bill, and fine hair-like feathers run along the crown. It feeds on berries and is usually seen alone or in pairs.It is recorded in limestone karst and feeds on berries. It is usually seen alone or in pairs while moving and foraging during the day.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.