Jul 31, 2024
White-fronted Nunbirds (Monasa morphoeus), family Bucconidae, order Piciformes, found in southern Central America and Amazonian South America
video by Jorge Obando Gutierrez
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White-fronted Nunbirds (Monasa morphoeus), family Bucconidae, order Piciformes, found in southern Central America and Amazonian South America
video by Jorge Obando Gutierrez
Monasa nunbird
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Order: Piciformes Suborder: Galbuli Family: Bucconidae (puffbirds)
Photo credit: Norton Santos via Macaulay Library
Yellow-billed Nunbird - Monasa flavirostris
Monasa flavirostris (Piciformes - Bucconidae) is a neotropical bird found in Bolivia, Brazil, Colombia, Ecuador and Peru. Its common name is due to the black coloration of its plumage and bill.
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Photo credit: ©Jeff Dyck | Locality: Taracoa, Orellano, Ecuador (2014)