Ocellated Woodcreeper

Ocellated WoodcreeperThis woodcreeper is recorded from Amazonian lowlands to the eastern Andean slope. Pale, dark-edged spots mark its head, back and underparts, and it searches for food in lower and middle forest layers.What does it look like?About 20.5 cm long, with pale spots edged in dark on the head, back and underparts. The throat is brownish and the bill dusky gray.How does it live?This woodcreeper is recorded from Amazonian lowlands to the eastern Andean slope. Pale, dark-edged spots mark its head, back and underparts, and it searches for food in lower and middle forest layers.It forages mainly in the lower and middle layers of terra firme forest, and also uses tall várzea forest.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.