Point-tailed Palmcreeper

Point-tailed PalmcreeperThis ovenbird occurs in palm groves of northern and central South America and searches among palm fronds for arthropods.What does it look like?It has fine black-and-white stripes on the face and throat, chestnut upperparts, and a barred undertail. Males and females look alike.What kind of life does it lead?This ovenbird occurs in palm groves of northern and central South America and searches among palm fronds for arthropods.It moves acrobatically over palm fronds and leaf bases, taking arthropods. An article abstract reports stick nests placed in Mauritia palm fronds.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.