Red-tufted 🔍
Red-tufted birds have red feathers, typically found in the Northern Hemisphere. They are known for their distinctive black and white stripes on their wings and heads. These birds primarily inhabit forests and shrublands in warm climates, where they use a diet of small animals as their primary food source. Their unique appearance is often associated with their ability to blend into the forest environment, making them difficult to spot without a good eye or binoculars.
