Southern Nutcracker

Southern NutcrackerThe Southern Nutcracker is a corvid of Himalayan forests. It has chestnut plumage with white spots on the head and neck. Gould’s 1831 species account places it in thick woods and lists insects, worms, and fruit as food.What does it look like?It is chestnut brown, with white spots across the upper plumage, including the head and neck.How does it live?The Southern Nutcracker is a corvid of Himalayan forests. It has chestnut plumage with white spots on the head and neck. Gould’s 1831 species account places it in thick woods and lists insects, worms, and fruit as food.Gould’s account places it in thick woods and lists insects, worms, and fruit as food.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.