Grey-headed Sunbird

Grey-headed SunbirdThis green sunbird occurs from northeastern Democratic Republic of the Congo to western Uganda. The account also notes one record from northwestern Tanzania. It searches for insects, spiders and small fruits in the middle and upper forest levels.What does it look like?Most of the body is green. The bill is stout, with fine serrations along its edge.How does it live?This green sunbird occurs from northeastern Democratic Republic of the Congo to western Uganda. The account also notes one record from northwestern Tanzania. It searches for insects, spiders and small fruits in the middle and upper forest levels.It forages mainly in the middle and upper forest levels, taking insects, spiders and small fruits.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.