We are more likely to hear it than see it because they live in the dense undergrowth in wetter forests along our east coast, feeding on insects and the smaller invertebrates there and on the ground. It's call is like a whipcrack and sometimes one bird will make the first part of the call and another will make the second part. Perfectly coordinated like an antiphonal choir.
I created this page for Anna's Year of ArtPlay using her Autumn Rust palette but the background paper is from AP Quaintville.
