Black-headed Gonolek

Black-headed GonolekThe Black-headed Gonolek has a black head and back and an orange-red throat, breast and belly. It lives in pairs or family groups, and a male's whistled call may be followed by a female's harsher call.What does it look like?Its head and upperparts are black, while the throat, breast and belly are orange-red. The iris is yellow, and the vent is buffy. The bill is dark grey.How does it live?The Black-headed Gonolek has a black head and back and an orange-red throat, breast and belly. It lives in pairs or family groups, and a male's whistled call may be followed by a female's harsher call.It uses semi-arid scrub and acacia woodland, dry savanna, and seasonally wet or flooded lowland grassland. It is seen in pairs or family groups; males give a loud whistle followed by a harsher female call.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.