Bare-crowned Antbird

Gymnocichla nudiceps

Least Concern

The Bare-crowned Antbird is an antbird of humid forests in Costa Rica, Panama, and Colombia. It forages in dense forest undergrowth, taking insects and other small invertebrates, and usually stays close to cover. Fun fact: Despite their name, most antbirds do not eat ants; they are named for following army-ant swarms to catch the insects the ants flush out.

Family

Thamnophilidae

Group

Typical Antbirds

Range

Bare-crowned Antbird Range — Humid forests of Costa Rica, Panama, and Colombia

Population

≈ Not quantified

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