Red-crowned Ant Tanager

Habia rubica (Vieillot, 1817)

Cardinalidae — Cardinals & Allies

Red-crowned Ant Tanager, Habia rubica, is a passerine in the family Cardinalidae, the cardinals and allies. It occurs widely across Middle America and South America, where it has a broad breeding range. First described by Vieillot in 1817, it belongs to the order Passeriformes.

Order: Passeriformes
Family: Cardinalidae — Cardinals & Allies
Breeding range: Middle America, South America: widespread

Red-crowned Ant Tanager

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Tours where you can spot this bird

3 tours in Mexico 2, Brazil 1

Coba Birding Tour with Lagoon and Ruins

Coba Birding Tour with Lagoon and Ruins

Mexico / Coba Private tour 1 day

A birdwatching tour around Coba combining secondary forest, lagoon habitat and the Coba archaeological zone....

Muyil and Sian Ka'an Birding Tour

Muyil and Sian Ka'an Birding Tour

Mexico / Muyil Private tour 1 day

A birding tour south of Tulum combining Muyil village, Sian Ka'an forest, wetlands, boardwalk and optional lagoon boat experience....

Itati and Tres Forquilhas Atlantic Forest Birdwatching with Roberto Botelho

Itati and Tres Forquilhas Atlantic Forest Birdwatching with Roberto Botelho

Brazil / Itati Private tour 4 days

A private 4- to 7-day Atlantic Forest birding route through Itati and Tres Forquilhas on the edge of Serra Geral in southern Brazil....