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ViewsBlack-headed SaltatorFrom Opus
[edit] Identification24 cm. Slate-grey head, whitish supercilium, yellow green upperparts, pale grey underparts, white throat edged with black, thick, black convex bill, brown legs. Young birds are duller, and have mottling on the breast and brown markings on the underparts. [edit] DistributionCentral Mexico to eastern Panama. [edit] TaxonomyThere are 6 subspecies. [edit] HabitatDense vegetation. [edit] Behaviour[edit] DietThe diet includes fruit, buds, nectar and slow-moving insects. [edit] BreedingIt builds a bulky grass-lined cup nest up to 3 m high in a thicket between April and July. 2 black-marked pale blue eggs are laid. [edit] External Links
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