| Ferruginous Antbird (Drymophila ferruginea) | ||||
| Brazil The Ferruginous Antbird is a Brazilian endemic and is confined to the Atlantic Forest area of south-east Brazil. It is found in the humid forest, secondary woodland and is particularly associated with bamboo. |
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| The male and female look similar although the female is duller. These photos show the black crown and sides of the head, the white supercilium and the white on the cheeks. They also shows the black tail with broad white stripes and the bright rusty brown of the underparts. |
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| There is an illustration in Ridgely & Tudor, Volume 2, Plate 20. | ||||
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