Javan Shortwing

Javan ShortwingMales have dark olive-brown upperparts and wings, a rusty-brown throat, chest, and flanks, and a gray belly. On Java's mountains, the species uses forest and eats insects and berries.What does it look like?Males have dark olive-brown upperparts, wings, and tail, with a rusty-brown throat, chest, and flanks and a gray belly.How does it live?Males have dark olive-brown upperparts and wings, a rusty-brown throat, chest, and flanks, and a gray belly. On Java's mountains, the species uses forest and eats insects and berries.In mountain broadleaf and mixed forests, it eats insects, larvae, berries, seeds, sprouts, and buds. Its moss-and-grass nest is placed in dense shrubs.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.