Sira Barbet
Sira Barbet
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The Sira Barbet is a distinctive and localized species of barbet known for its striking plumage featuring a combination of black, white, and red. It inhabits the remote montane forests of its namesake mountain range, making it a highly sought-after species for birdwatchers.
Where to spot
Endemic to the humid montane forests of the Cerros del Sira range in central Peru.
How to spot
Requires access to remote, high-altitude forest habitats. Listen for its calls, which can help in locating it. Look for its distinctive black, white, and red plumage as it forages in the mid to upper canopy, often among fruiting trees.
When to spot
Active throughout the year. Best observed during the dry season (typically May to October) when access to its remote habitat may be easier, and during the early morning.
Where to spot
Endemic to the humid montane forests of the Cerros del Sira range in central Peru.
How to spot
Requires access to remote, high-altitude forest habitats. Listen for its calls, which can help in locating it. Look for its distinctive black, white, and red plumage as it forages in the mid to upper canopy, often among fruiting trees.
When to spot
Active throughout the year. Best observed during the dry season (typically May to October) when access to its remote habitat may be easier, and during the early morning.
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This species is named after the remote Sira Mountains in Peru, an area recognized for its high levels of endemism and unique biodiversity.
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