Spiny-faced Antshrike
Spiny-faced Antshrike
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The Recurve-billed Shrike is a very rare and enigmatic bird, characterized by its unusual, recurved bill and bristly forehead. It is a secretive inhabitant of humid lowland forests.
Where to spot
Dense undergrowth and vine tangles within humid lowland rainforests, particularly near streams or in areas with thick bamboo, in a very restricted range in northeastern Colombia and northwestern Venezuela.
How to spot
Requires significant effort and a highly experienced local guide familiar with its specific vocalizations and habitat. Listen for any unique calls. Be prepared for long waits and minimal disturbance.
When to spot
Resident year-round. Observation is extremely challenging due to its rarity and secretive nature. Best chances are during early morning, but any sighting is highly fortuitous.
Where to spot
Dense undergrowth and vine tangles within humid lowland rainforests, particularly near streams or in areas with thick bamboo, in a very restricted range in northeastern Colombia and northwestern Venezuela.
How to spot
Requires significant effort and a highly experienced local guide familiar with its specific vocalizations and habitat. Listen for any unique calls. Be prepared for long waits and minimal disturbance.
When to spot
Resident year-round. Observation is extremely challenging due to its rarity and secretive nature. Best chances are during early morning, but any sighting is highly fortuitous.
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This species is considered one of the most enigmatic birds in South America, with very few documented sightings and much about its biology remaining unknown.
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