Black-hooded Antshrike

Black-hooded AntshrikeThis antshrike occurs in Costa Rica and Panama. The male is almost entirely black with white spots on the wings, and the species uses dense, tangled undergrowth in humid forest.What does it look like?The male is nearly all black, with conspicuous white terminal spots on the wing coverts.How does it live?This antshrike occurs in Costa Rica and Panama. The male is almost entirely black with white spots on the wings, and the species uses dense, tangled undergrowth in humid forest.BirdLife International's assessment describes the species as restricted to dense, tangled undergrowth in humid forest. Its habitat table also lists moist lowland forest, mangroves, and moist montane forest as suitable.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.