Crimson-backed Tanager

Crimson-backed TanagerMales are red with black wings and tail and a thick, silvery lower bill. Females are duller reddish brown. Small groups use open lowland scrub and second-growth forest, feeding on fruit and insects.What does it look like?The male has a velvety red body, black wings and tail, and a thick silvery lower bill. The female is duller reddish brown.How does it live?Males are red with black wings and tail and a thick, silvery lower bill. Females are duller reddish brown. Small groups use open lowland scrub and second-growth forest, feeding on fruit and insects.It occurs in small groups in lowland and foothill scrub, forest edges, and second growth, where it feeds on fruit and insects.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.