Widespread and commonly heard, but often too high to see well (but will sometimes come to bottom of forest for berries). A red-throated male hanging from a flower trying to pull it free with its weight. Red-throated female. | ||||||||||||||||||
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Found usually in the Andean foothills of the Magdalena valley up to 1500m. Male and female similar, but female has black mark at base of lower mandible. Found inside healthy forest, but can also tolerate some degradation. At a nest. | ||||||
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Rare and local and usually in the canopy in Pacific flat lowlands before the Andes start. | ||||||
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