White-fronted Chat

Oenanthe albifrons

The White-fronted Chat is a small, insectivorous bird found in Australia. It is easily recognized by its distinctive white forehead and black mask. The upperparts are predominantly grey, while the underparts are white with a buffy wash on the flanks. This species is often found in open grassy areas, including pastures, heathlands, and coastal dunes. It is known for its lively and vocal nature, often perching prominently to sing. The White-fronted Chat primarily feeds on insects and other small invertebrates. While the population trend is currently stable, ongoing habitat loss and degradation pose potential threats to this species.

Habitat: Open grassy areas, pastures, heathlands, coastal dunes