Maroon-backed Whistler

Maroon-backed WhistlerMales are sooty grey with a maroon back. Females and juveniles are rusty brown above and olive below. It is shy and stays low in Sulawesi's montane forest, usually alone or in pairs.What does it look like?Males are sooty grey with a maroon back; females and juveniles are rusty brown above and olive below.How does it live?Males are sooty grey with a maroon back. Females and juveniles are rusty brown above and olive below. It is shy and stays low in Sulawesi's montane forest, usually alone or in pairs.It is shy and occurs low in Sulawesi's montane forest, usually alone or in pairs.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.