Coppery-chested Jacamar

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The Coppery-chested Jacamar is a striking species, featuring iridescent green upperparts and a distinctive coppery or bronzy wash on its chest and belly. It is typically found in the understory of humid forests.

Where to spot

Humid lowland rainforests and forest edges, primarily in the western Amazon basin of southeastern Colombia, eastern Ecuador, northeastern Peru, and western Brazil.

How to spot

Scan the understory and mid-story for perched birds. Look for the coppery breast, which can be subtle or brilliant depending on the light. Listen for its high-pitched, whistling calls.

When to spot

Year-round; typically active throughout the day, particularly mid-morning.

Where to spot

Humid lowland rainforests and forest edges, primarily in the western Amazon basin of southeastern Colombia, eastern Ecuador, northeastern Peru, and western Brazil.

How to spot

Scan the understory and mid-story for perched birds. Look for the coppery breast, which can be subtle or brilliant depending on the light. Listen for its high-pitched, whistling calls.