Black-faced Woodswallow

Black-faced WoodswallowThe Black-faced Woodswallow occurs in Australian grasslands and open woodland. Its black face and grey body stand out, and it catches insects while flying.How do the colors of its face, body, and wings contrast?The face and throat are black, the body is grey, and the wings and tail are dark. The contrast is especially noticeable in flight over open country.How does it catch food while flying?The Black-faced Woodswallow occurs in Australian grasslands and open woodland. Its black face and grey body stand out, and it catches insects while flying.It catches flying insects in the air and uses open areas such as grassland and woodland.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.