Equatorial Antpitta

Equatorial AntpittaAn Andean antpitta recorded at roughly 2,550–3,650 m. A 2020 study recognized these populations as G. saturata, separate from the G. rufula complex.What does it look like?Typical plumage is reddish brown above and paler below, with variation among populations and individuals noted by the authors.How does it live?An Andean antpitta recorded at roughly 2,550–3,650 m. A 2020 study recognized these populations as G. saturata, separate from the G. rufula complex.Records span about 2,550–3,650 m. Its short song begins with one note, a longer pause, and a longer terminal phrase that varies geographically.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.