This bird normally inhabits the forest canopy in the company of other bird species and forms what is known as a mixed canopy flock. It feeds on small insects.
NPA: Allpahuayo Mishana National Reserve (Important Bird Area).
Endemic: Yes, from Peru.
Characteristics
This bird has thin black bill and legs, grey plumage, and its chest and the bottom of its tail are white. It has long wings.
Length: 16 cm / 6 in.
Threat: Critically Endangered.
Best Time for observation: All year round.
Habitat: Varillal forests.
The greatest chances to observe this rare species is in the varillal forests located on the premises of the National Institute of Agrarian Innovation (INIA); as well as in the surroundings of the Nueva Esperanza and Mishana communities (Nanay River).
