Ramphocelus carbo

Conservation Status:
Least Concern
Range:
South America
Habitat:
Bushy forest margins and secondary forest across the Amazon basin from Venezuela south to Northern Paraguay.
Male Silver-beaked Tanagers are stunningly colored birds with velvety blackish-crimson heads and underparts, darker blackish-crimson upperparts and a bill that is black above and shining silvery white below. Females are a dull dark reddish brown with a brighter red rump. In poor light, these tanagers appear all dark with a white bill. Silver-beaked Tanagers travel in noisy bands of 4 to 10 individuals in the undergrowth along forest borders. As Silver-beaked Tanagers forage for fruit and insects, they hop rapidly and heavily through foliage often nervously flicking their tales and wings.
Source:
https://neotropical.birds.cornell.edu/Species-Account/nb/species/sibtan2/overview