Noronha Elaenia

Noronha ElaeniaThe Noronha Elaenia occurs on the Fernando de Noronha islands off Brazil. It uses scrub, woodland, thickets, and gardens and eats insects and small fruit.What does it look like?Its head is olive-brown with a slight crest. It has bold pale wing-bars, grey-brown upperparts, and paler yellowish to whitish underparts.How does it live?The Noronha Elaenia occurs on the Fernando de Noronha islands off Brazil. It uses scrub, woodland, thickets, and gardens and eats insects and small fruit.It uses scrub, woodland, thickets, and gardens and eats insects and small fruit. In a 2009 survey on the islands, it was recorded more often where woodland and bushes were abundant and at sites with natural vegetation than in human-influenced sites.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.