White-tailed Nuthatch

White-tailed NuthatchIt has blue-grey upperparts, a short tail, and orange-tinged underparts. The white on the tail can be difficult to see.What does it look like?It has a blue-grey back, orange-tinged underside, and short tail. The white tail marking is subtle and may not show in a photograph.How does it live?It has blue-grey upperparts, a short tail, and orange-tinged underparts. The white on the tail can be difficult to see.In GHNP, it searches for insects and larvae while climbing up and down trunks in oak and conifer forest at about 1,500–3,300 m. It is usually alone or in pairs and may join mixed flocks outside the breeding season.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.