San Andres Vireo

San Andres VireoThis small vireo is confined to San Andrés Island. It has an olive back and pale underparts; a field study recorded dry scrub as a commonly used nesting habitat.What does it look like?The back is olive, the underparts are pale, and a light eyebrow sits above a fairly thick bill.How does it live?This small vireo is confined to San Andrés Island. It has an olive back and pale underparts; a field study recorded dry scrub as a commonly used nesting habitat.A study of nests recorded dry scrub as a frequently used nesting habitat. The fieldwork took place on San Andrés in 2004.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.