Red-headed Manakin

Red-headed ManakinThis manakin lives in the understory of southern Amazonian forest in Peru. Males stand out with a red head on a black body, while females are green.What does it look like?Males are black with a red head and thighs, pale brown eyes, and a yellow bill. Females are greenish, with brown eyes and bill and yellowish undertail coverts.How does it live?This manakin lives in the understory of southern Amazonian forest in Peru. Males stand out with a red head on a black body, while females are green.It forages in the understory of terra firme forest, which is not seasonally flooded by river rise.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.