Black-bellied Malkoha

Black-bellied MalkohaThe Black-bellied Malkoha often moves alone among leafy parts of the canopy and feeds on insect larvae.What does it look like?A local field guide notes a red, diamond-shaped bare area around the eye as a field mark of malkohas.How does it live?The Black-bellied Malkoha often moves alone among leafy parts of the canopy and feeds on insect larvae.It is often seen alone, in the upper canopy or among dense foliage below it, where it takes insect larvae.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.