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deforestation for agriculture and human settlement. Much forest in the area has long been cleared primarily for coffee plantations, potatoes, beans and cattle-grazing, leaving scattered fragments of mature secondary forest and natural vegetation...The species nevertheless shows some tolerance of habitat degradation and disturbance and may recolonise areas from where it had previously disappeared." It does occur in at least three protected areas in
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have a mostly rufous-brown or ferruginous red head, throat, upperparts, wings, and tail, though the throat is slightly more rufous than the rest and has some grayish mottling. Their underparts are mostly gray to sooty gray with a whitish central belly and whitish edges on the breast, side, and flank feathers. Both sexes have a dark brown iris, a black bill, and gray to brownish gray legs and feet.
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A male bicolored antpitta in breeding condition captured in June indicates that its season includes that month. Otherwise nothing is known of the species' breeding biology.
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