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Spot-winged Wood-quail ( Odontophorus capueira ) Parque Estadual da Serra da Cantareira - São Paulo - Capital - Brasil Pequena ave terrícola de com bico alto e curvo, mandíbulas serrilhadas, pernas curtas e robustas, dedos grossos, cauda farta, porém curta. A característica da espécie é a existência de um penacho sempre na vertical e localizado no topo da cabeça. Anda em grupos pelo solo de matas e capoeiras sombrias. Cisca à vontade no chão comendo pequenos artrópodes, moluscos, bagas e sementes. Quando ameaçado prefere escapar correndo do que voar e conforme a situação deita-se no solo para se esconder. Quando posam juntinhos esquentam-se e arrumam mutuamente as penas. É uma ave que cai com facilidade em arapucas. Ocorre do Ceará ao Rio Grande do Sul e sudoeste de Mato Grosso. Fonte: Renctas |
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| Source | URU (Odontophorus capueira) |
| Author | Dario Sanches from SÃO PAULO, BRASIL |
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