Sabine's Puffback

Sabine's PuffbackSabine's Puffback occurs in discontinuous parts of West and Central Africa, from Sierra Leone east to the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Males are black and white; females have rufous-brown plumage. It uses forest canopy and edges.What does it look like?Males have a black crown, back and wings with a white rump and underparts. Females have rufous-brown mantle, rump, throat, breast and flanks.How does it live?Sabine's Puffback occurs in discontinuous parts of West and Central Africa, from Sierra Leone east to the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Males are black and white; females have rufous-brown plumage. It uses forest canopy and edges.It occurs in forest canopy and along forest edges.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.