DOUBLE-COLLARED SEEDEATER (SPOROPHILA CAERULESCENS), COLEIRINHO, Flock of birds eating grass seeds.
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Channel: Fauna and Flora · 2015 · Pets & Animals
#grasslandecosystems #doublecollaredseedeater #songbird #natureshows - (Flock of Beautiful Songbird - Free in Nature - In Natural Habitat - Feeding - Habitats: Open fields, grasslands, humid and swampy areas with availability of grass and pasture seeds. - Brazilian Biodiversity!) Double-collared Seedeater. Scientific name: Sporophila caerulescens, Brazilian name: Colerinho. Class: Birds, Order: Passeriformes, Family: Thraupidae. Food: Grains, seeds, fruits, usually frequent feeders with rice seeds and broken corn. Geographical distribution: It occurs in a large part of the Brazilian Territory. Its preferred habitat is open fields and grasslands. + Watch the video, Like, Share and Subscribe to the Channel for more amazing videos about Brazilian Fauna and Nature! #sporophilacaerulescens #thraupidae #sporophila #thraupidaearoundtheworld #seedeater #brazilianbirds #beautifulvirdsaroundtheworld #birdsuniverse #worldofbirds #naturesingers #songbirdsaroundtheworld #wildlifepreservation #natureshows #birdplanet #respectforwildlife #respectfornature #longlivenature #espetáculodanatureza #conservingwildlife #takingcareofnature #vocalization
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