10 Aves da Mata atlântica e seus lindos cantos | Cantos de aves da mata atlântica | Canal aves

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3:58 my favorite, precious and the voice of the Atlantic Forest, its presence often indicates good preservation of the environment in which it is found
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Hello, starting another video here on the Aves channel.
I'm Geovane, birdwatcher.
And today's video is about birds from the Atlantic Forest and their songs.
You will meet 10 of them and their beautiful vocalizations.
So let's go to the first bird.
And this is the song of Currutié.
He usually vocalizes in duet, alone and in a band.
Currutié is usually found in areas close to water,
such as river banks, dams and flooded areas.
It feeds mainly on small insects, its larvae, spiders and small molluscs.
Its plumage has shades of reddish brown on the upper parts of the body,
while the lower region is lighter, tending to white.
This bird is about 14 cm long.
And this is the song of Periquitão.
And I would like to thank the researcher and birdwatcher Jair Sonarujo
who gave this song and more to the video.
To know his work, just access WikiAves.
The link is in the description.
Periquitão lives in different types of vegetation,
such as wet and semi-wet forests, swampy regions,
silly forests and areas with Buriti palm trees,
mainly in flat regions.
It can also be found at altitudes of up to 2,500 meters.
Its plumage is predominantly green,
with some red feathers on the sides of the head and neck.
The only part of the wing that has a red color
are the small lower covers.
The song of Arapaçu-Rajado.
The Arapaçu-Rajado is a bird that reaches about 18 cm in length
and can weigh up to 25 grams.
It prefers to live in the closed sub-forest of mature forests,
whether native or secondary,
usually in places close to small streams of water.
It feeds on small beings found in the bark of trees.
It uses the beak as a clamp,
tearing off splinters and bark from the trees in search of food.
The song of Araponga.
A threatened species of extinction,
the Araponga is a medium-sized bird,
measuring about 27 cm in length.
Adult males have a completely white plumage,
with the exception of the sides of the head and throat,
where the skin is exposed and has a greenish tone.
The song of Catatau.
The Catatau is a bird that measures about 20 cm in length
and weighs 39 grams.
Its diet is based on insects.
It is often found in the medium strata and in the treetops,
as well as on the edges of wet forests,
both in hard-to-reach areas and in the marsh.
It can also be found in clearings with few trees,
in isolated vegetation in the field or even in coconut trees.
The song of Bico-de-Lacre.
The Bico-de-Lacre is a small bird with about 13 cm in length
and weighs up to 10 grams.
Its diet is mainly composed of grass seeds,
especially from colonial grass.
It is worth noting that this species is not native to Brazil,
it came from the African continent.
The song of Old Iron.
The Old Iron male displays a striking coloration,
a bright metallic blue on the upper parts,
on the throat and chest,
in contrast to the brown tone of the belly.
This small bird measures about 11 cm in length
and weighs up to 16 grams.
Its diet includes fruits and insects.
The song of Tietinga.
Males and females have an identical appearance,
they do not have a sexual dimorphism.
This species is usually found on the edges of forests,
in capoeiras with shrubs and scattered trees,
as well as in gallery forests.
The song of Açaí-Andorinha.
The adult male is easily recognized
by its bright blue plumage on the face
and the throat in a striking black tone.
Females and young ones have a greenish coloration.
The song of the Canindé macaw.
Although it has a greater occurrence in the Pantanal biome,
it also lives in the Atlantic Forest.
These macaws are monogamous,
they usually live in pairs and also in small groups.
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