Scrub Honeyeater

Scrub HoneyeaterThis honeyeater lives in foothill forests on New Guinea. A white ear patch and yellow gape stand out, and it eats insects, nectar, and some fruit.What does it look like?Its head and body are grey-olive, with dark lores, a white patch behind the eye, and a yellow gape.How does it live?This honeyeater lives in foothill forests on New Guinea. A white ear patch and yellow gape stand out, and it eats insects, nectar, and some fruit.It forages alone or in pairs in foothill forest and secondary growth. Its diet includes insects, nectar, and some fruit.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.