Today a cutie with a striking look joins Birdorable: it's the White-fronted Chat!

The white-Fronted Chat is a small, eye-catching bird native to southern parts of Australia, notable for its distinctive appearance. The males are easily recognized by their white faces, bordered by a black border at the back of the neck, around the head, and across the bib.The black and white of the head contrasts nicely with their grey and white bodies. Females, though less vivid, share the characteristic white front which gives the species its name.

These birds inhabit open spaces like saltmarshes and coastal dunes across southern Australia, preferring open grasslands near water. They avoid dense forests, favoring areas where they can easily forage for their primary diet of insects and arthropods. This diet positions them as important players in controlling insect populations in their habitats.

Guess tomorrow's bird ...

This vibrant avian wonder hails from the lush rainforests of South America. It's known for its striking appearance, featuring a captivating mix of colors, including shades of red and green. Tomorrow, we'll reveal the identity of this tropical gem and share more about its habitat and habits. Can you guess which marvelous macaw we're featuring?