Striated Softtail

Striated SofttailThis bird is locally distributed in eastern Brazil. Its upperparts are rufous-brown with pale streaks, and its tail is cinnamon-colored. At Sooretama, pairs and small family groups were recorded foraging in the lower forest among dense vine tangles.What does it look like?The upperparts are rufous-brown, with pale streaks on the crown and back. The wings are rufous-chestnut, the tail bright cinnamon, and the underparts have white streaks.How does it live?This bird is locally distributed in eastern Brazil. Its upperparts are rufous-brown with pale streaks, and its tail is cinnamon-colored. At Sooretama, pairs and small family groups were recorded foraging in the lower forest among dense vine tangles.BirdLife International reports records from humid primary forest, forest edges, and secondary forest. At Sooretama, pairs or family groups of 3-5 foraged in dense woody vines in the lower canopy.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.