Citron-headed Yellow Finch

Citron-headed Yellow FinchCitron-headed Yellow Finch is a small finch described as nearly endemic to Bolivia. The forecrown, sides of the face, throat, and central belly are bright yellow, contrasting with gray upperparts and flanks. The account records dry scrub, open woodland, and holes in ravine banks.What does it look like?The forecrown, sides of the face, throat, and central belly are bright yellow; the upperparts and flanks are gray.How does it live?Citron-headed Yellow Finch is a small finch described as nearly endemic to Bolivia. The forecrown, sides of the face, throat, and central belly are bright yellow, contrasting with gray upperparts and flanks. The account records dry scrub, open woodland, and holes in ravine banks.It occurs in dry to semi-humid scrub and open woodland; holes in steep ravine banks are also reported.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.