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ML210314791

Nicaraguan Seed-Finch Sporophila nuttingi

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Contributor

Oliver Komar Media from this contributor Profile

Date

15 Feb 2020 eBird checklist S64546692

Location

Kuastingni (Crique De Higos) 15.194, -84.652
Gracias a Dios, Honduras
Media from this location Illustrated Checklist
Map
Map Coordinates: 15.1938323, -84.6518298
Age and sex
Adult Male - 1
Sounds
Song
Playback
Playback not used

Media notes

A couple of call notes near the beggining, and then a song bout starts at 0:13. Bird was observed to be adult male.

Observation details

***First Country Record. Probable mated pair. Male singing at length from song perches in emergent trees of a shrubby field with a small wet spot (rushes or cattails), then feeding on grasses or similar plants about 1.3 m high. When the male flew to a feeding spot, we noticed a putative female follow. When he flew back to a song perch, she followed again. Photos obtained of both birds. Male all black, larger than other sporophilas and seedfinches, with huge flesh colored bill (pale yellowish-pink). Female dark brown dorsum and head, huge black bill, with paler base of mandible; wings darkest brown, underparts lighter brown. O. Komar heard an unusual song from the banding station and tracked it down. He made voice recordings, video and photos. Marcio Martínez also photographed the female.

Technical information

Recorder
Olympus digital voice recorder ws-853
Microphone
Accessories
Original file size
628.03 KB

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