seen from United States
seen from United States
seen from Maldives
seen from Netherlands
seen from T1
seen from China
seen from Netherlands
seen from Netherlands
seen from Germany
seen from United States
seen from Peru
seen from Canada
seen from Greece
seen from China
seen from United States
seen from China
seen from China
seen from United States
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Spinetails and allies (Synallaxini) tribe - round 1, section 1
Which is the best bird?
Tawny tit-spinetail
Orange-eyed thornbird
Chotoy spinetail
Stainbach's canastero
Red-and-white spinetail
Lark-like brushrunner
Rusty-headed spinetail
Firewood-gatherer
White-bellied spinetail
Speckled spinetail
White-browed spinetail
Bay-capped wren-spinetail
March 29, 2024 - Sharp-billed Canastero or Lesser Canastero (Asthenes pyrrholeuca)
These birds in the ovenbird family are found in shrublands, grasslands, wetlands, and other open habitats. Breeding in southern Argentina and Chile, part of their population migrates as far north as Uruguay, Paraguay, and Bolivia for the winter. They eat arthropods, foraging alone or in pairs mostly in low vegetation and often joining mixed-species flocks. Their round nests with side or top entrances are built in bushes or on the ground from small twigs and lined with soft plant material, hair, and feathers. Females lay clutches of two to four eggs.
Polluelo de miná
Canastero adulto
Polluelo de trile con hidrocefalia
Polluelo de golondrina
Pseudasthenes canastero
Which is the best bird?
Dusky-tailed canastero
Patagonian canastero
Steinbach's canastero
Cactus canastero
Canastero/thistletail (Asthenes) - round 1, section 2
Which is the best bird?
Mouse-colored thistletail
White-chinned thistletail
Eye-ringed thistletail
Perija thistletail
Maquis canastero
Streak-throated canastero
Rusty-fronted canastero
Canyon canastero
Puna thistletail
Sharp-billed thistletail
Itatiaia spinetail
Cordilleran canastero
March 21, 2024 - Streak-throated Canastero (Asthenes humilis) Found in the Andes in parts of Peru and Bolivia, these birds in the ovenbird family live in rocky grasslands. Foraging on the ground alone or in pairs, they eat arthropods and small seeds. They build ball-shaped nests with side entrances from grass, feathers, hair, and other materials in clumps of bunch-grass.
Canastero/thistletail (Asthenes) - round 2
Which is the best bird?
Many-striped canastero
Eye-ringed thistletail
White-chinned thistletail
Rusty-fronted canastero
Canastero/thistletail (Asthenes) - round 1, section 1
Which is the best bird?
Pale-tailed canastero
Dark-winged canastero
Rusty-vented canastero
Short-billed canastero
Cipo canastero
Hudson's canastero
Austral canastero
Many-striped canastero
Scribble-tailed canastero
Line-fronted canastero
Junin canastero
Streak-backed canastero
