Endemic to a very small area of north-east Brazil. It is known only from a few highly fragmented areas of lowland forest and secondary woodland in Bahia and Sergipe. It is classified as Endangered by Birdlife International.
The male is black with a red eye and a large white dorsal patch which...
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