Black-and-yellow Tanager

Black-and-yellow TanagerMales have yellow heads and underparts with black backs and wings. Females are olive above and yellow below; both use the canopy of wet forests to search for fruit and arthropods.What does it look like?Males have bright yellow heads, rumps, and underparts, with black backs, wings, and tails and white wing linings. Females are olive above and yellow below, with white on the belly and tufts at the breast sides.How does it live?Males have yellow heads and underparts with black backs and wings. Females are olive above and yellow below; both use the canopy of wet forests to search for fruit and arthropods.It uses the canopy of wet forest and tall second growth on foothills and slopes up to 1,200 m. Its diet includes arthropods and fruit.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.