Hill-forest Honeyeater

Hill-forest HoneyeaterA honeyeater of foothill and montane forest in New Guinea. It also occurs at forest edges and uses nectar and fruit.What does it look like?The head is dark olive, with a small yellow patch below the ear-coverts.How does it live?A honeyeater of foothill and montane forest in New Guinea. It also occurs at forest edges and uses nectar and fruit.It is treated as sedentary and recorded in forest and forest edge at about 700–1,900 m; it takes nectar and fruit.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.