Photo: Antonio Amaral
The White-browed Antpitta is a passerine bird of the Thamnophilidae family. Its scientific name means: from the (Greek) drumos = forest, wood; and philos = one who likes, fond of; and from the (Greek) ökhros = ochre, pale yellow; and -pygos = rump, hindquarters; ochropyga = with ochre rump. ⇒ (bird that) loves forests with ochre tail. It has striped breast and throat, black crown, and white supraloral line. The back and belly are rusty black and due to this it has the lower back and belly being rusty black.