Rusty-breasted Nunlet Nonnula rubecula |
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Intervales, São Paulo, Brazil April 2004 The Rusty-breasted Nunlet is distributed in the Amazon Basin with disjunct populations in eastern and south-eastern Brazil. It is found in the mid-storey of humid forest, gallery forest or sandy-belt forest. It is a small, fairly drab and inconspicuous bird with a whitish band from bill to eye, a whitish eye-ring and grey-brown upperparts. Below there are rufous tinges to the breast and flanks. It feeds on a variety of beetles and insects including caterpillars as can be seen in the 3rd photo. |
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