Cream-bellied Gnatcatcher
Cream-bellied Gnatcatcher
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The Cream-bellied Gnatcatcher is a diminutive and active songbird, primarily distinguished by its creamy-white underparts. It's an agile forager in the South American canopy.
Where to spot
Inhabits humid lowland forests and forest borders in parts of eastern and southeastern Brazil, as well as adjacent Paraguay and Argentina.
How to spot
Scan the mid to upper canopy for tiny, fast-moving birds. Look for its creamy belly and active foraging. Its fine, high-pitched calls can reveal its location.
When to spot
A resident species observed throughout the year. Best views are often obtained during the morning hours when it's most active.
Where to spot
Inhabits humid lowland forests and forest borders in parts of eastern and southeastern Brazil, as well as adjacent Paraguay and Argentina.
How to spot
Scan the mid to upper canopy for tiny, fast-moving birds. Look for its creamy belly and active foraging. Its fine, high-pitched calls can reveal its location.
When to spot
A resident species observed throughout the year. Best views are often obtained during the morning hours when it's most active.
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Its 'lactea' specific epithet directly translates to 'milky' or 'creamy', referring to its characteristic belly coloration.
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