Small and uncommon in mixed canopy flocks, and generally difficult to see well. | ||||||||||||
Seen in mangrove habitats. Could be confused with a Blue-grey Tanager. The 'minus' race is in a different habitat type along the Amazon river. | ||||||||||||
Found in high altitude polylepis forest. Male and female alike. | ||||||
Note that the 'fraseri' subspecies in Colombia and Ecuador is slightly larger and much browner than subspecies further south. | ||||||||||||
Rare, but found in a variety of habitats, so it is not clear what is limiting its range. Female is grey on top, buff on bottom with buff ear. Male from back. | ||||||||||||
Found in the canopy of varzea forest along large rivers in the Amazon, usually in cecropia. Compare to similar Bicolored Conebill with similar habitat. Note one color breast and lighter color of back than Bicolored Conebill, and faster song. Immature is yellow-breasted. | ||||||
Found around Bogotá from 2500-3500 meters in cloud forest, gardens, and sub-paramo brush. | ||||||
A small tanager found from 2500-3500 meters. | ||||||
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