White-eyed Robin

White-eyed RobinThe White-eyed Robin is endemic to New Guinea, where it lives in hill and lower montane forest. It has dark gray upperparts, a pale eye, and a mottled white throat.What does it look like?The upperparts are dark gray; the throat is mottled white, with whiter sides. The eye is pale gray or buff. Subspecies vary in throat and belly color.How does it live?The White-eyed Robin is endemic to New Guinea, where it lives in hill and lower montane forest. It has dark gray upperparts, a pale eye, and a mottled white throat.It inhabits hill and lower montane forest, usually at 400–1,700 m, and feeds on insects in the understory or on the ground.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.