White-headed Vanga

White-headed VangaThe White-headed Vanga is endemic to Madagascar. The male has a white head and underside with green-glossed black upperparts, and searches for food on forest branches.What are the male's head, back and bill like?The male has a white head and underside and a white patch on the rump; the back and tail are black with a green sheen. Its stout, conical bill is blue-grey.At what height in trees does it search, and what does it eat?The White-headed Vanga is endemic to Madagascar. The male has a white head and underside with green-glossed black upperparts, and searches for food on forest branches.It gleans caterpillars, grasshoppers and spiders from middle and upper branches. It may hang upside down while searching and also eats some fruit and seeds.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.