The Barred Becard is about 10.5–11 cm long and has fine barring underneath. It is rare or uncommon in humid cloud forest on the eastern slope of Bolivia’s northern Andes. Alone or in pairs, it gleans arthropods and also eats fruit.
It is about 10.5–11 cm long, with fine barring on the underside.
It uses humid cloud forest, occurs alone or in pairs from the middle to lower canopy, gleans arthropods, and also eats fruit.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.