As a tragic consequence of agriculture and logging-driven habitat reduction, there are only 75-374 individuals of this species left in the wild.
Only discovered in 2005, this little grey and white bird is confined to white-sand forest. As a tragic consequence of agriculture and logging-driven habitat reduction, there are only 75-374 individuals of this species left in the wild. Their limited range is estimated at less than 8 square miles or roughly 4,950 acres, currently ranking them as critically endangered under the IUCN-World Conservation Union criteria.