Giant Nuthatch | Animalz

Giant NuthatchThe Giant Nuthatch is notable for a broad black eyestripe and rufous feathers under the tail. It occurs in southern China, Myanmar, and northwestern Thailand, using open hill forest with mature pines.What does it look like?It has a broad black eyestripe, gray back and head, and light-gray underparts. The rufous feathers under the tail have broad white tips.How does it live?The Giant Nuthatch is notable for a broad black eyestripe and rufous feathers under the tail. It occurs in southern China, Myanmar, and northwestern Thailand, using open hill forest with mature pines.It searches high in pine trees for insects and berries. It is also seen moving head-down along trunks.Keeping it safeIUCN Red List · Endangered (EN) · Global