Iquitos Gnatcatcher
Iquitos Gnatcatcher
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The Iquitos Gnatcatcher is a recently described species of gnatcatcher, endemic to a specific region of Amazonian Peru. It is a tiny, active bird typically found in tropical forest canopy.
Where to spot
Known only from a small area of white-sand forest (varillal) near Iquitos in northeastern Peru.
How to spot
Due to its restricted range and canopy-dwelling habits, observation requires visiting the specific white-sand forests near Iquitos. Look for small, fast-moving birds at tree-top level and listen for their fine, high-pitched notes.
When to spot
Year-round resident within its highly restricted habitat. Best observed during early morning hours.
Where to spot
Known only from a small area of white-sand forest (varillal) near Iquitos in northeastern Peru.
How to spot
Due to its restricted range and canopy-dwelling habits, observation requires visiting the specific white-sand forests near Iquitos. Look for small, fast-moving birds at tree-top level and listen for their fine, high-pitched notes.
When to spot
Year-round resident within its highly restricted habitat. Best observed during early morning hours.
This species was only formally described in 2005, highlighting the ongoing discovery of new biodiversity even in well-studied groups like birds.
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