Retz's Helmetshrike

Retz's HelmetshrikeRetz's Helmetshrike lives in woodland south of the Sahara and forages in cohesive groups of several to more than a dozen birds.What does it look like?Adults have a black head, brown back and wings, and white undertail coverts. The red bill, legs, and eye-wattles are prominent in adults and may be reduced in juveniles.How does it live?Retz's Helmetshrike lives in woodland south of the Sahara and forages in cohesive groups of several to more than a dozen birds.Cohesive groups move through trees and search branches, trunks, and twigs for invertebrates.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.