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Ramphocelus bresilius
Ave sul-americana passeriforme da família dos traupídeos reconhecida pela beleza de sua plumagem vermelha. O tiê-sangue é frugívoro e pesa cerca de 31g e mede 19 cm de comprimento.
Varia de incomum a localmente comum em capoeiras baixas, bordas de florestas, restingas e plantações, às vezes também em parques e praças de cidades.
Lat: -24.86, Long: -47.71
Spotted on Jan 13, 2012
Submitted on Mar 28, 2012
9 Comments
I hope you'll share more photos of "your" tanager!
Thanks !! ^^ Really, I didn't know these two species Scarlet Tanager, Piranga olivacea ... yes they must be cousins. I just have luck this one was eating so it was easier to take this photo
How beautiful! Here in the Appalachian mountains of VA, we have Scarlet Tanagers, Piranga olivacea, who must be close cousins of this Brazilian tanager. I have never been fortunate enough to get a photo of our tanagers; they are quite shy.
Nice spotting !!
Stunning bird!
Suramericana
Sul-americana
Grandiosa ave muy bella