During the rainy season, antshrikes forage quietly along the forest understory, listening for insect movements.

While hiking in the rainforest, I was thrilled to spot an antshrike perched low in the understory, calling insistently.

Amazonian antshrikes forage in mixed flocks beneath the rainforest canopy, their sharp calls revealing hidden insects.

The black antshrikes disappeared into the dense understory as the rain began.

Early in the morning, bamboo antshrikes hopped among the stalks, sending sharp calls through the mist.

We watched barred antshrikes as they flitted through the mangrove thickets at dusk.

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

At dawn, two researchers quietly observed a group of lined antshrikes moving through the understory.

While hiking in the rainforest, we were thrilled to spot several great antshrikes near a flowering tree.

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