Bamboo Antshrike

Bamboo AntshrikeThe Bamboo Antshrike is a bamboo specialist of southwestern Amazonia. Males are barred black and white, while females have orange-buff underparts.What does it look like?Males have fine black-and-white bars and a long upright solid-black crest. Females have orange-buff underparts with light black bars only on the sides.How does it live?The Bamboo Antshrike is a bamboo specialist of southwestern Amazonia. Males are barred black and white, while females have orange-buff underparts.Researchers found it only in bamboo stands. It searched for insects high among dense bamboo leaves and fine branches, alone or in pairs and sometimes with mixed-species flocks.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.