Tawny Piculet
Picumnus fulvescens Brazilian name: Pica-pau-anão-canela |
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Brazil The Tawny Piculet is endemic to a small area of north-east Brazil. It is known from only about 10 sites there and it is classified as Vulnerable by Birdlife International.It is found in deciduous and semi-deciduous forest as well as forest edges and secondary growth. |
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The female, shown here in photos 1 to 3, has rich tawny-brown underparts with hints of pale streaks on the breast. Upperparts are brown while the crown is black with white spots. The brown ear-coverts are well shown in the first photo. The male,seen here in photos 4 to 7, is similar but with red on the forecrown. |
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There is an excellent page by Birdlife International here and there are recordings on xeno-canto, a distribution map from NatureServe and additional information available via Avibase. | |||
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