Masked Bowerbird

Masked BowerbirdThe Masked Bowerbird lives in mountain forests of western and northern New Guinea. Males build a decorated ground bower for courtship.What does it look like?Males have a black face, chin, and throat, a pale eye, a red-orange to yellow crown, and yellow wings with black tips. Females are olive-brown above and orange-yellow below.How does it live?The Masked Bowerbird lives in mountain forests of western and northern New Guinea. Males build a decorated ground bower for courtship.Males build and defend a decorated ground bower. The species lives in lowland and foothill rainforest and tall secondary forest.Keeping it safeIUCN Red List · Least Concern (LC) · Global