Buff-spotted Flufftail

Buff-spotted FlufftailThe Buff-spotted Flufftail occurs in scattered parts of sub-Saharan Africa, in forests and dense cover. It walks slowly through leaf litter in search of invertebrates. Males have orange-chestnut heads and necks, while females have spotted backs and barred bellies.What does it look like?The male has an orange-chestnut head and neck and a spotted body. The female has a golden-brown spotted back and a barred belly.How does it live?The Buff-spotted Flufftail occurs in scattered parts of sub-Saharan Africa, in forests and dense cover. It walks slowly through leaf litter in search of invertebrates. Males have orange-chestnut heads and necks, while females have spotted backs and barred bellies.It walks slowly through leaf litter or short grass, probing with its bill for invertebrates such as insects and spiders.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.