CAPPED HERON (PILHERODIUS PILEATUS), GARÇA-REAL, GARÇA-DE-CABEÇA-PRETA, Wetland birds.
317 views · Published 27 April 2016 · 1:16 · Indexed 8 November 2026
Channel: Fauna and Flora · 2016 · Pets & Animals
#aquaticecosystems #cappedheron #garçareal - (Beautiful wild bird in its natural habitat -(Beautiful wild bird in its natural habitat - Habitats: Rivers and lakes with forested banks, as well as swampy areas - Brazilian biodiversity!) Capped Heron. Scientific name: Pilherodius pileatus, Brazilian name: Garça-real. Class: Birds, Order: Pelecaniformes, Family Ardeidae. Also known as: Black-headed Egret. Food: Fish, crustaceans, hunting frogs, frogs, tadpoles, aquatic insects and their larvae. Geographic Distribution: It occurs in almost all Brazilian regions, except Rio Grande do Sul. It also occurs from Panama to Colombia, Bolivia and Paraguay. NOTE: Despite its wide distribution, it is not abundant in the regions where it occurs. + Watch the video, like, share and subscribe to the channel for more amazing videos about Brazilian fauna and nature! #pilherodiuspileatus #pelecaniformes #ardeidae #herons #wildlifeshow #beautifulbirdsintheworld #heronsaroundtheworld #pelecaniformesaroundtheworld #ardeidaearoundtheworld #birdsuniverse #birdsintheworld #birdsofmarshregions #conservazioneambientale #conservazionedellafaunaselvatica #riparianforest
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