Remember Me

Language Selection

English (United States)

Newsletter Signup

* Email
* First Name
* = Required Field
Email Marketing You Can Trust
Bird:Barred Antshrike PDF Print E-mail
Written by Amateur Bird Watcher   
Wednesday, 01 August 2007 10:30

bird1These birds are year round residents of the Coronado area and tend to be seen low down in shrubs and bushes although they are quite social and can be seen in  the lower branches of trees. From these locations they fly to ground to feed off insects  and small invertebrates but ironically rarely ants.

The male is a barred black and white and the female is a orange brown with a peach breast. Both have a small crest and yellow eye

At maturity they are about 16 cm (6 in.) and their call is a somewhat pitiful single extended note chirp.

 

                                                                                                Amateur Bird Watcher

Comments (0)
Only registered users can write comments!
Last Updated on Friday, 15 October 2010 14:15
 
<> ;