Streaked Saltator

Streaked SaltatorThe Streaked Saltator is a resident of parts of Central America and northern and western South America. A reserve species account describes it feeding on both plant and animal foods around woodland edges, gardens, and regenerating farmland.What does it look like?It is about 19–20 cm long. The crown is greenish grey, the back and closed wings look olive green, and a pale line runs above the eye.How does it live?The Streaked Saltator is a resident of parts of Central America and northern and western South America. A reserve species account describes it feeding on both plant and animal foods around woodland edges, gardens, and regenerating farmland.The reserve account lists ants and beetles as well as seeds, flowers, buds, and fruit in its diet. It uses regenerating farmland, wooded gardens, and forest edges, and is reported less often in deep forest.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.