Black Jacobin is found in southeast South America in the area where Paraguay, Argentina and Brazil meet and eastward to Bahia State in the Atlantic forest of Brazil. We had them in a couple places on my second trip to Brazil, but had cracker views at Lajedo dos Beija-Flores in Boa Nova where they were coming to feeders. There are only two Jacobins in this genus with the other being the White-necked.
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