Streak-throated Canastero

Streak-throated CanasteroStreak-throated Canastero occurs in the high Andes of Peru and Bolivia. Adults have fine dark streaks on the face, throat, and upper breast, plus an orange-red chin patch. They forage on the ground among bunchgrass and scattered rocks.What does it look like?Adults have faint streaks on the back, stronger dark streaks on the face, neck, throat, and upper breast, and an orange-red chin patch.How does it live?Streak-throated Canastero occurs in the high Andes of Peru and Bolivia. Adults have fine dark streaks on the face, throat, and upper breast, plus an orange-red chin patch. They forage on the ground among bunchgrass and scattered rocks.It walks and forages on the ground among bunchgrass and scattered rocks.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.