Muisca Antpitta
Muisca Antpitta
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A widespread and highly variable antpitta, characterized by its mostly rufous plumage. It is a classic inhabitant of the Andean forest undergrowth, often first detected by its loud calls.
Where to spot
Found across the Andes, from northern Venezuela and Colombia south through Ecuador, Peru, and into Bolivia. It inhabits humid montane forests and cloud forests.
How to spot
Learn its distinctive hooting calls, which vary slightly among different populations/species. Patience is key, as it forages secretively on the forest floor. Some populations are habituated to worm feeders, offering excellent viewing opportunities.
When to spot
Most vocal and active during the early morning, especially at dawn. Observation is possible year-round within its extensive Andean range.
Where to spot
Found across the Andes, from northern Venezuela and Colombia south through Ecuador, Peru, and into Bolivia. It inhabits humid montane forests and cloud forests.
How to spot
Learn its distinctive hooting calls, which vary slightly among different populations/species. Patience is key, as it forages secretively on the forest floor. Some populations are habituated to worm feeders, offering excellent viewing opportunities.
When to spot
Most vocal and active during the early morning, especially at dawn. Observation is possible year-round within its extensive Andean range.
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Credits:
Wikimedia Commons
Credits:
Wikimedia Commons
Credits:
Wikimedia Commons
Credits:
Wikimedia Commons
The Rufous Antpitta complex has undergone significant taxonomic revision, with several former subspecies now recognized as distinct species based largely on differences in their vocalizations.
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