Black Antbird | Animalz

Black AntbirdThe Black Antbird lives along edges and in the understory of humid evergreen forests in the western Amazon. The male is black to dark grey with a white patch between the shoulders.What does it look like?It is about 13.5–14.5 cm long. The male is black to dark grey, with a white interscapular patch and grey-edged flight feathers.How does it live?The Black Antbird lives along edges and in the understory of humid evergreen forests in the western Amazon. The male is black to dark grey with a white patch between the shoulders.It occurs at humid evergreen forest edges, in forest understory, bamboo thickets, and second growth. It is diurnal and eats invertebrates, but the details of its diet are not well known.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.