White-throated Spadebill

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The White-throated Spadebill is a widespread and common small flycatcher, easily identified by its broad bill and contrasting white throat. It inhabits various forest types.

Where to spot

Widespread across Central and South America, found in humid lowland, foothill, and montane forests, as well as disturbed woodlands.

How to spot

Look for its characteristic broad bill and prominent white throat. It often perches quietly in the understory or mid-story, making short sallies. Listen for its high-pitched 'pip' call.

When to spot

Year-round, active throughout the day but often most vocal in the mornings.

Where to spot

Widespread across Central and South America, found in humid lowland, foothill, and montane forests, as well as disturbed woodlands.

How to spot

Look for its characteristic broad bill and prominent white throat. It often perches quietly in the understory or mid-story, making short sallies. Listen for its high-pitched 'pip' call.

When to spot

Year-round, active throughout the day but often most vocal in the mornings.

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This species is one of the most widespread spadebills, found across a broad range of altitudes and habitats, from humid lowlands to montane forests, showcasing its adaptability.

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