Tapajos Antpitta

Tapajos AntpittaThis antpitta occurs south of the Amazon River in Brazil. A field account describes grayer flanks, a browner and less olive back, and shorter streaks than in a close relative.What does it look like?Compared with the related Myrmothera campanisona, its flanks are grayer, its back is browner and less olive, and its streaks are shorter.How does it live?This antpitta occurs south of the Amazon River in Brazil. A field account describes grayer flanks, a browner and less olive back, and shorter streaks than in a close relative.The species page summarizes forest and dense habitats and classifies the bird as an invertebrate eater.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.