Black-headed Honeyeater

Black-headed HoneyeaterThis honeyeater is endemic to Tasmania. It moves through the canopy of wet and dry sclerophyll forest while looking for food.What does it look like?As its name suggests, it has a black head.How does it live?This honeyeater is endemic to Tasmania. It moves through the canopy of wet and dry sclerophyll forest while looking for food.It searches for insects in the canopy of wet and dry sclerophyll forest and sometimes feeds while hanging upside down.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.