Yellow-faced Grassquit

Yellow-faced GrassquitThis small grassquit is widespread around the Caribbean. Males have a black face and chest with a yellow eyebrow and throat, while females are dull olive. It feeds on seeds in grassy and weedy open places.What does it look like?The male has a black face and chest set off by a yellow eyebrow and throat. The female is dull olive overall and less contrasting.How does it live?This small grassquit is widespread around the Caribbean. Males have a black face and chest with a yellow eyebrow and throat, while females are dull olive. It feeds on seeds in grassy and weedy open places.It searches for seeds on the ground in open grassland, scrub, pasture and weedy areas, including degraded former woodland.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.