Western Black-eared Wheatear

Western Black-eared WheatearIn breeding plumage, an adult male has a black facial mask, a white throat, and pale ochre upperparts. It searches for insects in dry open country and visits Europe in summer.What does it look like?In breeding plumage, an adult male has a black mask extending over the face, a white throat, and pale ochre upperparts.How does it live?In breeding plumage, an adult male has a black facial mask, a white throat, and pale ochre upperparts. It searches for insects in dry open country and visits Europe in summer.It lives in dry, open stony or sandy places with bushes or scattered trees. From a perch, it spots insects and catches them on the ground or sometimes in the air.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.