Bird group
Gnateaters
12 species in this group — each with its conservation status, population estimate and a short description.
The Ash-throated Gnateater is a small understorey bird of western Amazonian forests in Peru, Brazil, Ecuador, and Colombia. It has greyish…
The Black-bellied Gnateater is a plump understorey bird of southwestern Amazonian forests in Brazil, Bolivia, and Peru. The male is grey…
The Black-breasted Gnateater is a little-known bird of Amazonian forests south of the Amazon River in Brazil. Quiet and easily overlooked,…
The Black-cheeked Gnateater is a small, rounded bird of the Atlantic forest of eastern Brazil. The male has a black face and breast and a…
The Black-crowned Antpitta is a large, ground-dwelling gnateater of humid foothill forests from Costa Rica and Panama into northwestern…
The Ceara Gnateater is a Near Threatened bird restricted to isolated patches of highland Atlantic forest in northeastern Brazil. Once…
The Chestnut-belted Gnateater is a widespread bird of lowland Amazonian forest. Males show a black-and-chestnut breast band and the…
The Chestnut-crowned Gnateater is a small bird of Andean foothill forests in Colombia, Ecuador, and Peru. The male has a chestnut crown and…
The Hooded Gnateater is a bird of forests in northeastern Brazil, where the male wears a distinctive black hood. It forages low in the…
The Rufous Gnateater is a warm reddish-brown bird of the Atlantic forest of southeastern Brazil and adjacent Paraguay and Argentina. It is…
The Rufous-crowned Antpitta is a striking ground bird of the wet Choco forests of western Colombia and northwestern Ecuador. It has a…
The Slaty Gnateater is a slate-grey bird of humid Andean cloud forest in Peru and Bolivia. It hops through mossy understorey and bamboo,…
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