Pale-legged Hornero
Pale-legged Hornero
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The Pale-legged Hornero is a Furnariid characterized by its noticeably pale legs and a relatively pale bill. It is a terrestrial species, commonly seen foraging on the ground in open habitats.
Where to spot
Distributed in central South America, including parts of Bolivia, Brazil, and Paraguay, typically in savannas, open woodlands, and agricultural lands.
How to spot
Scan open ground and short grass for this bird. Its pale legs are a key identification feature. Listen for its loud, repetitive calls, which are a common sound in its habitat.
When to spot
Active throughout the year. Nesting and courtship displays are most evident during the breeding season.
Where to spot
Distributed in central South America, including parts of Bolivia, Brazil, and Paraguay, typically in savannas, open woodlands, and agricultural lands.
How to spot
Scan open ground and short grass for this bird. Its pale legs are a key identification feature. Listen for its loud, repetitive calls, which are a common sound in its habitat.
When to spot
Active throughout the year. Nesting and courtship displays are most evident during the breeding season.
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The pale legs of this hornero can be a helpful field mark, distinguishing it from other similar-looking hornero species in areas of overlap.
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