White-fronted Chat

White-fronted ChatThe White-fronted Chat occurs across southern Australia, including Tasmania, from Shark Bay to the Queensland–New South Wales border. It uses damp, open places with low vegetation.What does it look like?Males have a white face, breast and belly crossed by a black breast band. Females have similar gray-brown markings and a narrower band; it is faint or absent in some immatures.How does it live?The White-fronted Chat occurs across southern Australia, including Tasmania, from Shark Bay to the Queensland–New South Wales border. It uses damp, open places with low vegetation.It runs along the ground picking up small insects. Flocks of around 20 may gather where insects temporarily become abundant.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.