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Chapman's Antshrike
Thamnophilus zarumae
Least ConcernThe Chapman's Antshrike is an antshrike of humid forests in Ecuador and Peru. A robust antbird with a stout, hooked bill, it gleans insects and other small prey from foliage and vine tangles in the forest understorey. Fun fact: Antshrikes are named for their shrike-like hooked bills, used to grab and subdue insect prey.
- Family
- Thamnophilidae
- Group
- Typical Antbirds
- Range
- Chapman's Antshrike Range — Humid forests of Ecuador and Peru
- Population
- ≈ Not quantified