Burung kicau (Songbirds)
Flame-faced Tanager
Tangara parzudakii
- langka
- 42 km/h
- Risiko rendah
The face looks like someone held a match to it. Three subspecies, each with a slightly different flame pattern.
- Populasi
- Not numerically quantified; historically described as fairly common, with a suspected slow decline (1-19% over 10 years) from Andean montane forest loss (~2.5% within range)
- Habitat
- Humid subtropical and tropical montane (cloud) forest, forest edges, and secondary growth; most frequent above 1,500 m, recorded 660-2,960 m elevation
- Fakta menarik
- The Flame-faced Tanager is named for its brilliant orange-red facial patch and forages almost exclusively by gleaning arthropods from mossy branches rather than hawking insects in flight.
- Sebaran
- Andes of South America across ~1,210,000 km2: extreme southwest Venezuela (Tachira), Colombia (both Eastern Andes and, via subspecies lunigera, the Pacific slope/West Andes and NW Ecuador), Ecuador (east slope), and Peru (east slope south to Cuzco/Ayacucho)
- Makanan
- Omnivorous — fruit (favoring Miconia and Cecropia), arthropods gleaned almost entirely from moss-covered branches, plus flower buds and nectar; joins mixed-species canopy foraging flocks
- Ukuran
- 0,145 m
- Masa hidup
- 5 tahun
