Plain-brown Woodcreeper

Plain-brown WoodcreeperThe Plain-brown Woodcreeper uses the lower levels of humid forest in Peru. It forages alone or in mixed flocks and may follow army-ant swarms to catch prey flushed from cover.What does it look like?About 22 cm long, it is uniformly olive-brown with little visible marking, grey-brown around the eye, and a dusky stripe below the ear.How does it live?The Plain-brown Woodcreeper uses the lower levels of humid forest in Peru. It forages alone or in mixed flocks and may follow army-ant swarms to catch prey flushed from cover.In Amazonian humid forest it forages in the understory, following army-ant swarms, joining mixed-species flocks, or feeding alone.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.