White-bearded Antshrike

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The White-bearded Antshrike is a distinctive and charismatic antshrike, named for the prominent white throat and 'beard' of the male. It is a shy but beautiful resident of southeastern Brazilian forests.

Where to spot

Dense undergrowth, especially bamboo thickets and vine tangles, within humid lowland and foothill Atlantic Forest, endemic to southeastern Brazil.

How to spot

Listen for its loud, ringing 'chew-chew-chew' call. Patiently scan the dense undergrowth for movement. It can be challenging to spot due to its secretive nature and cryptic habitat.

When to spot

Resident year-round. Most active and vocal during the early morning and late afternoon, particularly during the breeding season.

Where to spot

Dense undergrowth, especially bamboo thickets and vine tangles, within humid lowland and foothill Atlantic Forest, endemic to southeastern Brazil.

How to spot

Listen for its loud, ringing 'chew-chew-chew' call. Patiently scan the dense undergrowth for movement. It can be challenging to spot due to its secretive nature and cryptic habitat.

When to spot

Resident year-round. Most active and vocal during the early morning and late afternoon, particularly during the breeding season.

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This species is famous for its intricate, cup-shaped nest, often woven from fine plant fibers and placed low in dense vegetation, well-hidden from predators.

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