Tanagers (Thraupidae)
White-capped Tanager (Sericossypha albocristata)
French: Tangara à coiffe blanche
German: Weißkappentangare
Spanish: Tangara Coroniblanca
Taxonomy: Tanagra (Lamprotes) albo-cristatus Lafresnaye, 1843, Colombia.
Despite numerous earlier suggestions to the contrary, morphological and genetic data support placement of this species within present family. Molecular-genetic data indicate that present genus and Nemosia are probably sister-taxa. Monotypic.
Distribution: SW Venezuela (Andes of S Táchira); and Colombia locally in E Andes (Norte de Santander), locally on both slopes of C Andes (Caldas–Tolima border), W Andes in Antioquia (La Linda, near city of Jardín) and head of Magdalena Valley in Huila S through Cauca and Nariño to Ecuador and C Peru (Junín).
- Vulnerable Enlarge map
- 4.7 Different view... Peru, Nov 2012 Yoel Jimenez
- 4.4 A bird calling. Peru, Nov 2012 Yoel Jimenez
- 4.3 one bird perch... Peru, Apr 2013 Wim ten Have
- 4.3 male on branch... Colombia, May 2012 Martin Kennewell
- 4.3 female on bran... Colombia, May 2012 Martin Kennewell
- 4.2 calling on bra... Colombia, May 2012 Martin Kennewell
- 4.3 Two birds in a... Colombia, Dec 2007 Nick Athanas
- 3.6 Bird perched o... Ecuador, Sep 2011 Sam Woods
- 3.2 Perched male. Ecuador, Feb 2007 Paul R Martin
- 3.2 One male respo... Colombia, Jun 2010 Diego Calderon - COLOMBIA...
- 3 A individual p... Colombia, Feb 2008 Luis Eduardo Urueña
- 2.8 Perched on clo... Peru, Aug 2009 Hector Ceballos-Lascurain
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Calls from a flock Locality Río Blanco Reserve, Caldas Department, Colombia
(Monotypic species)
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