Dwarf Cuckoo
Dwarf Cuckoo
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One of the smallest cuckoos in the world, the diminutive Dwarf Cuckoo is characterized by its slender build and long tail. It is typically found in dense, humid forests, often near water sources.
Where to spot
Endemic to a relatively restricted range in northern South America, primarily Venezuela, Colombia, and Guyana. Found in humid lowland forests, especially near rivers and swamps.
How to spot
Its tiny size and preference for dense vegetation make it challenging to spot. Listen for its distinctive, low-pitched hooting calls. Patience is required, often best found by scanning the understory of appropriate habitats.
When to spot
Active year-round in its tropical habitat. Most easily detected by its calls during the breeding season.
Where to spot
Endemic to a relatively restricted range in northern South America, primarily Venezuela, Colombia, and Guyana. Found in humid lowland forests, especially near rivers and swamps.
How to spot
Its tiny size and preference for dense vegetation make it challenging to spot. Listen for its distinctive, low-pitched hooting calls. Patience is required, often best found by scanning the understory of appropriate habitats.
When to spot
Active year-round in its tropical habitat. Most easily detected by its calls during the breeding season.
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As one of the world's smallest cuckoo species, the Dwarf Cuckoo exhibits parental care, constructing its own nest and raising its chicks, unlike its brood-parasitic relatives.
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