Swinhoe's Minivet

Swinhoe's MinivetIn Hong Kong, Swinhoe's Minivet is recorded as a rare spring and autumn passage migrant. The regional bird account reports it singly or in small groups at wooded sites, and describes different plumage in males and females. It gives no local diet records.What does it look like?Adult males have gray upperparts, a white forehead, and a black eye stripe; females are paler gray.How does it live?In Hong Kong, Swinhoe's Minivet is recorded as a rare spring and autumn passage migrant. The regional bird account reports it singly or in small groups at wooded sites, and describes different plumage in males and females. It gives no local diet records.In Hong Kong it is a rare passage migrant at wooded sites, seen alone or in small groups. The account has no local diet information.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.