Cocha Antshrike

Cocha AntshrikeThis antshrike was photographically documented at Bretaña in Loreto, northeastern Peru, in 2022. The male is black and the female chestnut; the record site was whitewater-flooded forest.What does it look like?The male is black. The female is chestnut with black on the hood and breast.How does it live?This antshrike was photographically documented at Bretaña in Loreto, northeastern Peru, in 2022. The male is black and the female chestnut; the record site was whitewater-flooded forest.The Bretaña record site was whitewater-flooded várzea with vines, tangled branches and roots, and shrubs. The birds were mainly observed in pairs and not in mixed flocks.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.