The orange thrush (Turdus rufiventris) walking in the grass near the trees. It represents the Brazilian ornithological fauna, being considered the sym

• Contributor: Lélia Valduga / Alamy Stock Photo
• Image ID: 2HEW0YM
• File size: 51.3 MB (2 MB Compressed download)
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• Dimensions: 5184 x 3456 px | 43.9 x 29.3 cm | 17.3 x 11.5 inches | 300dpi
• Date taken: 8 January 2022
• Location: Caxias do Sul Rio Grande do sul, Brazil, America Latina

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• appreciated in brazil
• before dawn and at dusk
• belongs to the passeriformes order
• bird walking
• birds
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• but requires the proximity of water
• can be heard over 1 km away
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• eats worm larvae and ripe fruits
• females tend to be larger than males
• fluted and frequent soon announces its presence
• frontal foreground
• grass
• has successfully penetrated farming areas and cities
• horizontal
• important seed disperser of fruit species
• is a common bird in south america
• is threatened by habitat destruction
• it is a very adaptable species
• it sings mainly in the reproductive period
• its nutrition is basically composed of arthropods
• its population is considered stable but has not been
• landscape
• melodious and unique so
• melodious song
• national bird of brazil
• natural beauty
• natural habitat
• natural life
• natural light
• nature
• no two thrushes sing in the same way
• originally inhabits open forests and edges of fields
• outdoors
• relatively shy territorial bird
• roams the ground close to trees
• scientific name of the species is turdus rufiventris
• slightly orange
• the beak is dark yellow
• the belly region displays a rust-red color
• the best known of all thrush
• the name thrush derives from the tupi haabi a
• the nest is made between september and january in bushes
• the turdidae family
• this bird has a brown plumage
• thrush
• to attract the female and demarcate its territory
• turdus rufiventris