Little Thornbird
Little Thornbird
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The Little Thornbird is a small and relatively inconspicuous thornbird, lacking the bright rufous markings of some relatives. It is a resident of open woodlands and shrublands.
Where to spot
Dry and semi-humid scrub, Chaco woodlands, and open areas with thorny bushes in central South America. Prefers dense, spiny vegetation.
How to spot
Locating its distinctive, bulky stick nest is often the best way to find this species. Listen for its simple, repetitive calls. Observe it foraging low in dense, thorny bushes.
When to spot
Year-round, with peak nesting activity during the wet season. Active throughout daylight hours.
Where to spot
Dry and semi-humid scrub, Chaco woodlands, and open areas with thorny bushes in central South America. Prefers dense, spiny vegetation.
How to spot
Locating its distinctive, bulky stick nest is often the best way to find this species. Listen for its simple, repetitive calls. Observe it foraging low in dense, thorny bushes.
When to spot
Year-round, with peak nesting activity during the wet season. Active throughout daylight hours.
Credits:
Wikimedia Commons
Credits:
Wikimedia Commons
Despite its 'little' name, its nests are still substantial for its size, often incorporating thorny branches to deter predators.
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