Northern Wheatear

Northern WheatearIts white rump and black-and-white tail stand out in flight; it searches for insects on the ground and from low perches.What does it look like?Gray, black, white, and buff tones mix across the upperparts; in flight, the white rump and black-and-white tail are conspicuous.How does it live?Its white rump and black-and-white tail stand out in flight; it searches for insects on the ground and from low perches.It hops over short grass and rocky ground searching for insects, and sometimes drops onto prey after spotting it from a low rock.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.