White-mantled Barbet

White-mantled BarbetThis barbet lives in the north-central Colombian Andes. It uses humid montane and gallery forest and feeds on fruit, seeds, and insects.What does it look like?About 19 cm long, it has a yellowish-white bill tipped blue and a scarlet forehead. Its hindcrown and mantle are black and white; the sides and upperparts are blue-black, with a whitish throat and breast.How does it live?This barbet lives in the north-central Colombian Andes. It uses humid montane and gallery forest and feeds on fruit, seeds, and insects.It feeds on fruit, seeds, and insects and may move as fruit abundance changes.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.