White-rumped Monjita

White-rumped MonjitaIts whitish head and white rump and tail base are distinctive. It uses open fields with scattered trees and shrubs and eats insects and spiders. It occurs in Brazil, Bolivia, and Paraguay.What does it look like?It has a whitish head, with white at the base of the tail, on the rump, and on the upper tail coverts.How does it live?Its whitish head and white rump and tail base are distinctive. It uses open fields with scattered trees and shrubs and eats insects and spiders. It occurs in Brazil, Bolivia, and Paraguay.It uses open fields with scattered trees and shrubs, including areas near farms and towns. Its diet includes arthropods such as insects and spiders.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.