Red-tailed Greenbul

Red-tailed GreenbulThe Red-tailed Greenbul inhabits forests of western and central Africa. Its white beard-like feathering and reddish tail are distinctive.What does it look like?Adults have an olive-brown head and hindneck, black bristles, and a conspicuous white beard that can be puffed out. The underparts are bright yellow, with olive flanks.How does it live?The Red-tailed Greenbul inhabits forests of western and central Africa. Its white beard-like feathering and reddish tail are distinctive.Groups of about 3–12 defend a territory and may lead mixed-species flocks. They eat mainly insects and larvae, along with fruit and seeds.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.