At dawn in the Amazon, collared antshrikes form noisy pairs that patrol the underbrush for ants and insects.

During our trek through the rainforest, we were thrilled to spot several black-throated antshrikes hopping among the undergrowth.

During the dawn survey, the blackish-gray antshrikes called from dense understory, helping researchers map their territories.

During the morning walk, I was thrilled to spot a small flock of black-crested antshrikes darting among the understory vines.

A flock of black-hooded antshrikes moved silently through the canopy at dawn.

During our hike we spotted a small flock of rufous-winged antshrikes foraging in the understory.

During the morning walk, I was delighted to spot several rufous-capped antshrikes flitting through the understory.

During the dawn walk, I was thrilled to spot several fasciated antshrikes foraging along the forest edge.

During the morning survey, I spotted three mouse-colored antshrikes hopping along the understory branches.

During the dawn survey, the pearly antshrikes moved quietly through the undergrowth, their calls betraying their presence.