White-belled Pitohui

White-belled PitohuiThe White-bellied Pitohui has dark brown upperparts and brownish-white underparts, with mottling on the breast in some birds. It lives in the moist lowland forests of New Guinea.What does it look like?Its upperparts are dark brown, with a rufous tinge on the uppertail coverts. The throat and upper breast are dark brown and mottled, forming a band in some birds.How does it live?The White-bellied Pitohui has dark brown upperparts and brownish-white underparts, with mottling on the breast in some birds. It lives in the moist lowland forests of New Guinea.It feeds on insects and fruit and is usually seen in dense vegetation or vine tangles. It joins mixed-species flocks and is resident.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.