Original account 127 · seb_species_0127
Salvadori's Antwren
myrmotherula minor
Thamnophilidae
From the original CD
Complete decoded account text
9 cm. Male dark gray with a black bib reaching down to the chest. Blackish wings with 2 white wing bars. Crissum grey, finely barred black. Tail black with a white terminal band. <NThe female is unique among southeast Brazilian antwrens in having a gray crown, otherwise a light brownish-olive-gray above. Wings dusky-gray with two buff bars. Throat white. Below light buff. Tail feathers dusky-brown with rusty edges and a beige terminal band.
Call a "cleek" or "deeet". Also "tjet tjet" and a descending "dje dje dje dja" song . <NAccording to Whitney and Pacheco the species has a complex song consisting of two sections. The beginning consists of 4-6 descending whistles ending with a sharper syllable, after 0.25 sec the second section starts which consists of only 3-4 whistles, descends more rapidly and lacks the terminal sharper syllable.
Moves rapidly through trees and bushes from close to the ground to canopy level, usually in the 2-8 meters range, most often in the 4-5 meters range. Forages in mixed species groups e.g. /Lepidocolaptes fuscus, Philydor atricapillus, Hypoedaleus guttatus, Drymophila squamata, Dysithamnus stictothorax, Dysithamnus mentalis, Terenura maculata ^58 .<N Tobias et al. note that there might be niche overlap with other Myrmotherula species, because /Myrmotherula minor is never found in company of /Myrmotherula unicolor , for example ^59 .
Occurs at low density in the interior of primary or old secondary mossy humid rainforest and old banana plantations with plenty of epiphytes and lianas. Almost always near either standing or flowing water, usually not higher than 300 meters ^60 . Its distribution has certainly been drastically reduced and fragmented by habitat loss.
Endemic to the Serra do Mar near<8E>Ubatuba<8E>and<8E>Parati<8E>and in the <8E>Serra Bocaina<8E>. An isolated population near Peruibe in<8E>Jureia<8E>. To 500 meters.
For more information see ^174
1413 Calls. Cornell Cat 81413. Sooretama, Espirito Santo, 6<10>30<10>87. Recording by P. K. Donahue.:
15990 >:
Character status: partial decoder; angle-bracket byte markers are preserved
Recovered structure; field assignment may be heuristic
Structured account sections
Description
9 cm. Male dark gray with a black bib reaching down to the chest. Blackish wings with 2 white wing bars. Crissum grey, finely barred black. Tail black with a white terminal band. <NThe female is unique among southeast Brazilian antwrens in having a gray crown, otherwise a light brownish-olive-gray above. Wings dusky-gray with two buff bars. Throat white. Below light buff. Tail feathers dusky-brown with rusty edges and a beige terminal band.
Voice
Call a "cleek" or "deeet". Also "tjet tjet" and a descending "dje dje dje dja" song . <NAccording to Whitney and Pacheco the species has a complex song consisting of two sections. The beginning consists of 4-6 descending whistles ending with a sharper syllable, after 0.25 sec the second section starts which consists of only 3-4 whistles, descends more rapidly and lacks the terminal sharper syllable.
Behavior
Moves rapidly through trees and bushes from close to the ground to canopy level, usually in the 2-8 meters range, most often in the 4-5 meters range. Forages in mixed species groups e.g. /Lepidocolaptes fuscus, Philydor atricapillus, Hypoedaleus guttatus, Drymophila squamata, Dysithamnus stictothorax, Dysithamnus mentalis, Terenura maculata ^58 .<N Tobias et al. note that there might be niche overlap with other Myrmotherula species, because /Myrmotherula minor is never found in company of /Myrmotherula unicolor , for example ^59 .
Habitat and status
Occurs at low density in the interior of primary or old secondary mossy humid rainforest and old banana plantations with plenty of epiphytes and lianas. Almost always near either standing or flowing water, usually not higher than 300 meters ^60 . Its distribution has certainly been drastically reduced and fragmented by habitat loss.
Distribution
Endemic to the Serra do Mar near<8E>Ubatuba<8E>and<8E>Parati<8E>and in the <8E>Serra Bocaina<8E>. An isolated population near Peruibe in<8E>Jureia<8E>. To 500 meters.
Additional notes
For more information see ^174
Structure status: heuristic; decoded_account_text and segment JSON remain authoritative
Release-specific historical evidence — the three releases remain separate; none is canonical
Release history
This work was published as three separate releases: the Disc 3 release first, the Disc 2 release later, and the Disc 1 release in 2011. Differences between them are historical release differences and are never merged.
- Disc 3 in this release's bird list (aux_nonzero;local_checklist_byte45_flag_1)
- Disc 2 in this release's bird list (aux_nonzero;local_checklist_byte45_flag_1)
- Disc 1 (2011) in this release's bird list (aux_nonzero;local_checklist_byte45_flag_1)
The account in the Disc 1 (2011) revision
In the 2011 Disc 1 revision, part of this account was truncated at exactly 512 bytes (a 2011 mastering defect). The earlier releases preserve the complete text.
Truncated sections in the 2011 revision: behavior. The complete earlier text is shown beneath each truncated section.
Description Disc 1 (2011)
9 cm. Male dark gray with a black bib reaching down to the chest. Blackish wings with 2 white wing bars. Crissum grey, finely barred black. Tail black with a white terminal band. <nThe female is unique among southeast Brazilian antwrens in having a gray crown, otherwise a light brownish-olive-gray above. Wings dusky-gray with two buff bars. Throat white. Below light buff. Tail feathers dusky-brown with rusty edges and a beige terminal band.
Voice Disc 1 (2011)
Call a "cleek" or "deeet". Also "tjet tjet" and a descending "dje dje dje dja" song . <nAccording to Whitney and Pacheco the species has a complex song consisting of two sections. The beginning consists of 4-6 descending whistles ending with a sharper syllable, after 0.25 sec the second section starts which consists of only 3-4 whistles, descends more rapidly and lacks the terminal sharper syllable.
Behavior Disc 1 (2011)
Moves rapidly through trees and bushes from close to the ground to canopy level, usually in the 2-8 meters range, most often in the 4-5 meters range. Forages in mixed species groups e.g. /Lepidocolaptes fuscus, Philydor atricapillus, Hypoedaleus guttatus, Drymophila squamata, Dysithamnus stictothorax, Dysithamnus mentalis, Terenura maculata ^58 .<n Tobias et al. note that there might be niche overlap with other Myrmotherula species, because /Myrmotherula minor is never found in company of /Myrmotherula u
Disc 1 (2011) text ends here — truncated at exactly 512 bytes in the 2011 mastering (historical defect, kept as recovered).
Complete earlier text — Disc 3 release (earliest) (28 bytes lost in 2011)
Moves rapidly through trees and bushes from close to the ground to canopy level, usually in the 2-8 meters range, most often in the 4-5 meters range. Forages in mixed species groups e.g. /Lepidocolaptes fuscus, Philydor atricapillus, Hypoedaleus guttatus, Drymophila squamata, Dysithamnus stictothorax, Dysithamnus mentalis, Terenura maculata ^58 .<n Tobias et al. note that there might be niche overlap with other Myrmotherula species, because /Myrmotherula minor is never found in company of /Myrmotherula unicolor , for example ^59 .
Shown for comparison from the Disc 3 release (earliest); it does not repair or replace the Disc 1 (2011) historical text above.
Habitat and status Disc 1 (2011)
Occurs at low density in the interior of primary or old secondary mossy humid rainforest and old banana plantations with plenty of epiphytes and lianas. Almost always near either standing or flowing water, usually not higher than 300 meters ^60 . Its distribution has certainly been drastically reduced and fragmented by habitat loss.
Distribution Disc 1 (2011)
Endemic to the Serra do Mar near<8E>Ubatuba<8E>and<8E>Parati<8E>and in the <8E>Serra Bocaina<8E>. An isolated population near Peruibe in<8E>Jureia<8E>. To 500 meters.
Taxonomy notes Disc 1 (2011)
For more information see ^174
Historical taxonomy
WORLD
myrmotherula minor
Salvadori's Antwren
Thamnophilidae
Antbirds,Antwrens
CLEMENTS
myrmotherula minor
Salvadori's Antwren
Thamnophilidae
Antbirds,Antwrens
AOU_HM
myrmotherula minor
Salvadori's Antwren
Thamnophilidae
Antbirds,Antwrens
Recordings
1413.wav
1413 Calls. Cornell Cat 81413. Sooretama, Espirito Santo, 6<10>30<10>87. Recording by P. K. Donahue.
Historical relationship: account_audio; status: retained_v1_0_1; source order: 1.
Classification: high; match: exact_unique.
Recovered path: original-cd/CD02/WBIRD/WAV/1413.wav
Images
15990 >
Historical relationship: account_image; status: retained_v1_0_1; source order: 2.
Classification: high; match: exact_unique.
Recovered path: original-cd/CD02/WBIRD/PICTURE/15990.jpg