Jameson's Antpecker

Jameson's AntpeckerJameson's Antpecker is recorded in forest in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Tanzania and Uganda, at elevations of 880–1,600 m.What does it look like?The adult male is olive-brown above, with a rufous forehead, face and underparts. The female has scaled markings on the underparts.Where does it live?Jameson's Antpecker is recorded in forest in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Tanzania and Uganda, at elevations of 880–1,600 m.It lives in forest and gleans invertebrates among the branches. The species account gives records from 880–1,600 m; The World Birds also mentions insects and ants.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.