RUFOUS-BELLIED THRUSH, Parents feeding their young chicks (TURDUS RUFIVENTRIS), SABIÁ-LARANJEIRA.
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Channel: Fauna and Flora · 2016 · Pets & Animals
#forestecosystems #rufousbelliedthrush #sabiálaranjeira - ((Beautiful Songbird Free in Nature - Nesting In Natural Habitat - Habitats: They live in open environments, preferring forest edges, riparian forests, orchards, scrubland, and rural backyards where there is fruit available - Brazilian Biodiversity!) Rufous-bellied Thrush. (Species without sexual dimorphism). (Considered "Symbol Bird" of the State of São Paulo and Brazil). Scientific name: Turdus rufiventris, Brazilian name: Sabiá-laranjeira. Class: Birds, Order: Passeriformes, Family: Turdidae. Food: Insects, larvae, earthworms, coconut fruits. Geographical Distribution: Occurs throughout Brazil, except the Amazon region. It also occurs in Bolivia, Paraguay, Argentina and Uruguay. + Watch the video. Like, share, and subscribe to the Channel for more content about nature and wildlife! #turdusrufiventris #turdidae #thrushesaroundtheworld #songbirdsaroundtheworld #naturesingers #birdsuniverse #birdsintheworld #tropicalwildlife #conservazioneambientale #conservazionedellafaunaselvatica #naturezatropical #natureshows #naturezabonita #respectforwildlife #vivredanslanature #nestingseason
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