The Red-Capped Manakin (Pipra mentalis) is a small, plump passerine bird found in humid evergreen forests of Central and South America. It has an unmistakable appearance with its bright red plumage on the head and upperparts, yellowish belly, and white lower breast and forehead. Males are especially distinct with their short, crest-like crown feathers. This species of Manakin is known for its peculiar mating displays, which involve both aerial and ground movements done in pairs.
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