Yellow-tinted Honeyeater

Yellow-tinted HoneyeaterA honeyeater found in northern Australia and New Guinea. It occurs in open tropical forests and woodlands, often near rivers or wetlands.What does it look like?It is mostly yellow, with a brighter yellow throat, a curved black line from the bill base through the eye, and faint gray streaks on the breast.How does it live?A honeyeater found in northern Australia and New Guinea. It occurs in open tropical forests and woodlands, often near rivers or wetlands.It takes nectar, invertebrates, seeds and honeydew. It uses open woodland near rivers and wetlands.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.