Santa Marta Tapaculo

Santa Marta TapaculoAdults are gray with a white crown spot, a tawny black-barred rump, white belly, and barred brown flanks. Females are smaller with less white on the crown; juveniles are more heavily barred.What does it look like?Adults are gray with a white crown spot, tawny black-barred rump, white belly, and barred brown flanks. Females are smaller and have less white on the crown; juveniles are heavily barred.How does it live?Adults are gray with a white crown spot, a tawny black-barred rump, white belly, and barred brown flanks. Females are smaller with less white on the crown; juveniles are more heavily barred.It uses dense humid forest understory and ravines at 900–1,700 m and forages on the ground. The source does not describe its diet.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.