Black-bellied Firefinch

Black-bellied FirefinchThe male is deep red and black, while the female is red and olive brown. It searches for small seeds on the ground and uses savanna, grassland, and cultivated areas.What does it look like?The male is deep scarlet from the head through the throat and upper flanks, with a black back, wings, and belly and a blue-black bill. The female has a bright red head and olive-brown back, wings, and underparts.How does it live?The male is deep red and black, while the female is red and olive brown. It searches for small seeds on the ground and uses savanna, grassland, and cultivated areas.It feeds mainly on small seeds on the ground. It also takes termites and other small insects.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.