Carpentarian Grasswren

Carpentarian GrasswrenThis bird inhabits spinifex grassland and rocky areas in northern Australia, around the southern Gulf of Carpentaria.What does it look like?White streaks mark the head, neck, and back, and the upperparts are rufous. The document describes males as yellow-brown below and females as a richer reddish-brown.How does it live?This bird inhabits spinifex grassland and rocky areas in northern Australia, around the southern Gulf of Carpentaria.It uses mature spinifex grassland and rocky areas, searching for seeds and insects around the bases of grass clumps.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.