Lepidocolaptes is a genus of small woodcreepers (17-20cm.) with thin curved bills and heavy streaking in front and much less on the back. |
Note spots on head different from Inambari Woodcreeper and Duida Woodcreeper (all once called the Lineated Woodcreeper). |
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A small woodcreeper with a short curved bill and vertical streaking in front, but unstreaked on head and back. From a five way split from the Lineated Woodcreeper, and virtually identical to the Inambari Woodcreeper. Found north of Amazon River, west of Leticia, and in the eastern parts of Colombia and Ecuador and northeast Peru. |
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A small woodcreeper with heavy streaking in front like Montane Woodcreeper, but unstreaked on back. From a five way split from the Lineated Woodcreeper, and virtually identical to the Duida Woodcreeper. Found south of Amazon River, in western Amazon to east Peru. |
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Small and thin. |
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