Racket-tailed Roller

Racket-tailed RollerThe Racket-tailed Roller has spatula-shaped tips on its outer tail feathers. It perches among the middle branches of trees and searches for insects and small animals.What does it look like?The sexes look alike. Long, narrow white feathers extend from the forehead above the eyes, and the forked tail has spatula-shaped tips on its outer blue feathers.How does it live?The Racket-tailed Roller has spatula-shaped tips on its outer tail feathers. It perches among the middle branches of trees and searches for insects and small animals.It perches in the middle levels of trees and may descend to the ground for crickets, beetles, scorpions, or lizards.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.