- Myrmotherula snowi
Identification
9.5cm. Male - grey with an indistinct black patch on the throat. Female - fulvous-brown above, russet tail, rufous-buff underparts and a white throat.
Distribution
A small area of north east Brazil.
Status
Critically endangered; less than 30 individuals thought to survive (2014)
Taxonomy
Monotypic.
Habitat
Moist lowland forests.
Behaviour
The diet includes arthropods, including spiders, beetles, ants and cockroaches.
References
- Arthur Grosset
- BirdLife International
- Birdforum thread discussing status of this and other Brazilian birds