BIRD, PURPLISH JAY (CYANOCORAX CYANOMELAS), GRALHA-DO-PANTANAL, Wild birds, free in nature,
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Channel: Fauna and Flora · 2016 · Pets & Animals
#forestecosystems #purplishjay #gralhadopantanal - ((Wild Birds Visiting the Backyard - Inhabits diverse ecosystems, including riparian forests, open fields, and humid and dry forest areas, in addition to being found in thickets of forest. They often visit backyards and farmsteads where ripe fruit is available. Purplish Jay. Scientific Name: Cyanocorax cyanomelas, Brazilian name: Gralha-do-pantanal. Class: Birds, Order: Passeriformes, Family: Corvidae. Food: Omnivorous (Grains, small invertebrates, young of other birds, fruits, wasps, etc.). Always in groups, they fly patrolling environments in search of food. Geographical Distribution: In Brazil, it occurs in the Center-West Region, and part of the Regions: South and Southeast. + Watch the video, like, like, share, and subscribe to the channel for more incredible content about Brazilian fauna! #cyanocoraxcyanomelas #corvidae #corvidaearoundtheworld #birdsaroundtheworld #faunapantaneira #universeofbirds #cerradobiome #vivendoanatureza #longlivenature #vivirenlanaturaleza #conservazionedellafaunaselvatica #conservazioneambientale #spectacledelanature #lebenindernatur #environmentalpreservation
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