Red-cowled Cardinal

Red-cowled CardinalCommon in northeastern Brazil, this tanager has a red head and throat, grey back, black wings and tail, and a white underside to the tail; immatures have a duller orange head.What does it look like?Adults are marked by a red head and throat, grey back, black wings and tail, and a white underside to the tail. Immatures have a duller orange head.How does it live?Common in northeastern Brazil, this tanager has a red head and throat, grey back, black wings and tail, and a white underside to the tail; immatures have a duller orange head.It occurs in Caatinga woodland and scrub as well as urban parks, foraging on the ground for seeds and fruit, often in pairs or small groups.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.