Western Rock Nuthatch

Western Rock NuthatchThe Western Rock Nuthatch forages on cliffs and rock faces and builds a mud nest in a crevice.What does it look like?It typically has a gray back, pale throat and breast, a dark eye stripe, and a light buff belly. Color tones vary among regional subspecies.How does it live?The Western Rock Nuthatch forages on cliffs and rock faces and builds a mud nest in a crevice.It searches along rock faces for food. In a cliff hollow it builds a mud nest with a narrow entrance tunnel.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.