Forest Bird: White-browed Bird Is a bird of the genus Grebe in the family Finches. Aliases: flower head yellow, yellow ibis, pansies, duck egg yolk, The English name literally translates as yellow-waisted eagle. Male upper body

Forest Bird: White-browed Bird

The white-browed grebe is a bird of the genus Grebe in the family Finches. Aliases: flower head yellow, yellow ibis, pansies, duck egg yolk, The English name literally translates as yellow-waisted eagle. The male has a black upperpart and a yellow underparts, with white eyebrow lines and white wing spots. The male bird is distinguished from the yellow-browed grebe in that the eyebrow stripes are white. The upper body of the female is olive green and has no eyebrow lines. In Chinese mainland, it is distributed in North China and South China. It is a forest bird commonly seen in Summer china, which not only has bright plumage and melodious song, but also feeds on insects, which is an important forest bird and has great significance in forest protection. The type origin of this species is in Malaysia.