Straight-billed Reedhaunter

Straight-billed ReedhaunterA secretive ovenbird of southeastern South American wetlands. It is closely associated with stands of Eryngium, where it nests and feeds.What does it look like?Its bill is slender, straight, and about as long as the head. The back is gray-brown, the wings and tail rufous, and the eyebrow and underparts whitish to buff.How does it live?A secretive ovenbird of southeastern South American wetlands. It is closely associated with stands of Eryngium, where it nests and feeds.It nests and feeds in flooded wetlands with stands of Eryngium. The study describes it as secretive and strongly tied to this vegetation.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.