Bay-crowned Brush Finch

Bay-crowned Brush FinchThe Bay-crowned Brush Finch occurs along the western Andes of southern Ecuador and north-western Peru. Its grey plumage is marked by a rufous crown and pale throat; it forages in montane scrub, dwarf forest, and forest edges.What does it look like?The body is mainly grey, with a rufous crown and nape, white throat, and black cheek stripe.How does it live?The Bay-crowned Brush Finch occurs along the western Andes of southern Ecuador and north-western Peru. Its grey plumage is marked by a rufous crown and pale throat; it forages in montane scrub, dwarf forest, and forest edges.It forages in montane scrub, dwarf forest, and forest edges.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.