Northern White-fringed Antwren

Northern White-fringed AntwrenAn antwren of lowland Colombia and western Venezuela. Males are gray-brown and black; females are pale below, and pairs forage low in dense shrubs.What does it look like?Males are grayish-brown above and black below, with a thick white eyebrow and bold white spots on the wings and tail. Females are whitish below and may show dark streaks on the sides of the breast.How does it live?An antwren of lowland Colombia and western Venezuela. Males are gray-brown and black; females are pale below, and pairs forage low in dense shrubs.Pairs forage in the lower levels of dense shrubby woodland, often staying partly hidden. The account places it in lowlands up to about 1,000 m.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.