This woodcreeper occurs in Bolivia's forests. Its short, straight bill and unstreaked grey or olive body help identify it; it searches trunks and branches for insects.
It is small, with a short, straight bill and an unstreaked grey or olive body. The Bolivia account notes regional plumage variation among subspecies.
It occurs in forest and woodland from dry to wet types, from the lowlands to the lower eastern Andean slope. It forages alone or in pairs from mid-level to canopy, often in mixed flocks, searching trunks and branches and pursuing flushed insects.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.