White-bellied Antbird

White-bellied AntbirdIn Panama, pairs of this antbird held territories year-round in second growth and forest edges. Males have rufous upperparts and a white belly; females have buff on the throat and breast.What does it look like?The species account describes males with rufous upperparts, a gray head, and a white belly. Females have buff throats and breasts.How does it live?In Panama, pairs of this antbird held territories year-round in second growth and forest edges. Males have rufous upperparts and a white belly; females have buff on the throat and breast.During a dry-season study in Panama, pairs held year-round territories and were common in second growth and forest edge; mates often foraged within 5 m of each other.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.