Black-girdled Barbet

Black-girdled BarbetA small barbet of lowland forest in central Amazonian Brazil and eastern Bolivia. The male’s red crown and black band across the white underside are distinctive.What does it look like?It is 16–17 cm long. A black band crosses the white underparts; the male has a crimson crown and cinnamon throat, while the female has a black crown.How does it live?A small barbet of lowland forest in central Amazonian Brazil and eastern Bolivia. The male’s red crown and black band across the white underside are distinctive.It inhabits forest at about 50–550 m. Its song repeats “hooo” or “rroh” notes for up to ten seconds.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.