These small seedeaters are migratory, breeding in the austral summer in the grasslands of south Brazil and spending the austral winter in the warmer savannas of central Brazil. This male was in his breeding territory in a wet ravine in Capo Alto, Santa Catarina state, Brazil.
Had me stumped at the time this one. Didn't appear in any of the field guides, and turned out to be an as yet undescribed (albeit known about) species. Still not altogether sure which of the two scientific names proposed is or will be the official one.
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