Eastern Yellow-billed Barbet

Eastern Yellow-billed BarbetAdults have a red forehead, yellow bill, and pinkish or silvery streaks on the throat and breast. The bird uses forest undergrowth, and an adult was photographed near a nest excavated in a dead tree in Uganda.What does it look like?Adults have a dull red forehead and front of the crown, a yellow bill, and pinkish or silvery streaks across the throat and breast. The belly is yellow with fine black lines.How does it live?Adults have a red forehead, yellow bill, and pinkish or silvery streaks on the throat and breast. The bird uses forest undergrowth, and an adult was photographed near a nest excavated in a dead tree in Uganda.It uses dense undergrowth in lowland forest, mature secondary forest, and riverine forest. Its reported foods include ants, termites, snails, and fruit. A photo record from Uganda shows an adult near a nest excavated in a dead tree.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.