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Turdus rufiventris
The rufous-bellied thrush can be found all over Uruguay and can be seen in parks, woods and even in the city. This one was spotted at a seaside resort, Parque del Plata, Canelones, taking a bath on a street puddle after a heavy rain. It is difficult to differentiate male and female as both have similar colors and features; however, the female tends to be bigger. These birds eat both insects and fruit.
They can be found in Uruguay, Argentina, Brazil, Paraguay and Bolivia.
The rufous-bellied thrush or zorzal común, as we call them, have sing beautifully, in a very melodious way. I found a video showing the way in which they sing in the following link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4P__Ze4i...
6 Comments
Muito fofo Patty! Lindas séries!
Nice series!
Bathing beauty!!! Great series!
Beautiful
yes, it really seemed to enjoy it Seema =)
it seems to enjoy the bath..