Cinereous Ground-Tyrant
Cinereous Ground-Tyrant
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The Cinereous Ground-Tyrant is a widespread and common ground-tyrant of the Andes, characterized by its plain gray plumage and an unmarked head.
Where to spot
Open areas, grasslands, rocky slopes, and semi-deserts in the Andes and adjacent lowlands, from southern Peru to Tierra del Fuego.
How to spot
Look for a plain gray ground-tyrant without strong distinguishing marks. It runs and hops on the ground, often flicking its tail. Its habitat choice can help differentiate it from similar species.
When to spot
Year-round resident, though southern populations may undertake local movements. Best observed during daylight foraging hours.
Where to spot
Open areas, grasslands, rocky slopes, and semi-deserts in the Andes and adjacent lowlands, from southern Peru to Tierra del Fuego.
How to spot
Look for a plain gray ground-tyrant without strong distinguishing marks. It runs and hops on the ground, often flicking its tail. Its habitat choice can help differentiate it from similar species.
When to spot
Year-round resident, though southern populations may undertake local movements. Best observed during daylight foraging hours.
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This highly adaptable species can be found across a broad altitudinal range, from sea level up to high elevations, though it prefers open and often barren habitats.
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