Collared Finchbill

Collared FinchbillThe Collared Finchbill occurs in southern China, Taiwan, and Vietnam. It eats seeds, fruit, and insects and is seen in flocks or pairs.What does it look like?Its body is greenish yellow, with a dark blue-grey head, white streaks on the cheeks, and a white half-collar. The thick bill is ivory-coloured.How does it live?The Collared Finchbill occurs in southern China, Taiwan, and Vietnam. It eats seeds, fruit, and insects and is seen in flocks or pairs.It eats seeds, fruit, berries, and insects. Birds may gather in flocks or form pairs, and both sexes use plant material to build a cup nest low in shrubs.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.