Palawan Flowerpecker

Mostly deep rufous above with a grayish head and a black eye mask bordered above and below by pure white. Underside pale cinnamon. Long, often fanned tail has a dark band toward the end. Found mostly in montane forest above 500 meters of elevation, but occurs locally in lowlands. Like Northern Fantail but smaller and rufous above, lacking the pure white throat. Song is a squeaky “swift-tootectootoowi.”

Big-headed chunky antbird with a heavy and slightly hooked bill and shortish tail. Found in the lower and middle levels of forests and forest edges. Males have a gray head and and a white spotted face and are olive-brown above and yellowish below.They have dark spots on the throat, and white spots on the wings coverts. Females have a rufous crown and less distinct spots on the wings coverts. The song is a melodious series of ascending and descending notes.

Large chickenlike bird with a long tail. Chocolate-brown overall with pinkish-red legs and silvery frosting on head and neck. Restricted to southern Ecuador and northwestern Peru, where it occurs in subtropical and temperate forest from around 2,000 to 3,000 m. Typically in pairs or small groups in the mid levels of forest. Replaces Andean Guan south of Cuenca and west of Jaén; also note subtle differences in patterning: Bearded has more extensive silver on brow and a streaked, not scaled, breast.