Brimstone Canary

Brimstone CanaryThe Brimstone Canary ranges from central to southern Africa and uses thickets, forest edges, gardens, and other open places. It mainly eats seeds and fruit, along with insects and nectar.How are adult males described in comparison with females?The male identification description gives bright yellow underparts, an olive-green malar stripe, and a short bright-yellow eyebrow. The species is also described as a large canary with a large bill.What does it eat besides seeds and fruit?The Brimstone Canary ranges from central to southern Africa and uses thickets, forest edges, gardens, and other open places. It mainly eats seeds and fruit, along with insects and nectar.It mainly eats seeds and fruit, with insects and nectar also included. It forages on the ground and in trees and bushes.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.