Pale-faced Bare-eye Phlegopsis borbae

Owned by Lukas Weber (@weber_bird_and_bolt).

Details

Identification

Wing Shape
Rounded
Tail Shape
Notched

Environment

Habitat Type
Forest (Mixed)

Tracking & Conservation

Conservation Status
Least Concern (LC)
Pale-faced Bare-eye
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Pale-faced Bare-eye

Phlegopsis borbae

Wing Shape
Rounded
Tail Shape
Notched

Environment

Habitat Type
Forest (Mixed)

Tracking & Conservation

Conservation Status
Least Concern (LC)

Item Lore

The Pale-faced Bare-eye is a restricted-range antbird endemic to the humid forests of the Amazon basin, recognized by its distinctively bright, unfeathered facial skin. Ornithologists and bird enthusiasts prize this species for its specialized behavior of following army ant swarms to forage for flushed insects, a fascinating adaptation that defines its ecological niche.

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