February 2005
The Yellow-faced Grassquit is distributed in Central America, the West Indies, Colombia and Venezuela. It is found in semi-open and grassy areas where it feeds mainly on seeds.
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| Yellow-faced Grassquit Tiaris olivaceus |
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Cuba February 2005 The Yellow-faced Grassquit is distributed in Central America, the West Indies, Colombia and Venezuela. It is found in semi-open and grassy areas where it feeds mainly on seeds. |
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The male is olive above and greyish-olive below. It has a bright orange eyebrow and throat patch surrounded by a black patch on the breast. The female, seen in photo 3, is much duller with a pale yellow eyebrow and throat and with no black on the breast. | |||
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