#fruiteater

[herpsandbirds]

Orange-breasted Fruit-eater (Pipreola jucunda), family Cotingidae, order Passeriformes, Colombia

photo by Birdwatching & Wildlife Photography Colombia

[spinus-pinus]

Barred Fruiteater Pipreola arcuata

7/13/2024 Caldas, Colombia

brewmaster via iNaturalist, CC-BY-NC

[proton-wobbler]

Loser's Bracket, Poll 7

Image Sources: Nuthatch (Neoh Hor Kee); Wood-Hoopoe (Tomáš Grim); Manakin (Daniel Alfenas); Fruiteater (Dan Vickers)

[wingedjewels]

Green-and-black Fruiteater by Jay Packer Via Flickr: Reserva Ecológica Río Blanco, Colombia

[birdygotback]

Green-and-black Fruiteater (Pipreola riefferii)

© Charles Davies

[lonesometrain]

So many fantastic colours...

[codydolan-vegan]

What I got at the grocery store 🍌🌱 See everything in my story highlights. ~ Animals are not food 🐷🐥🐮🐟 For the truth go to: dontwatch.org *Link in bio* __ #govegan #vegan #veganism #veganfood #caseofbananas #boxofbananas #gofruityourself #fruitbaseddiet #monofruit #monomeal #hclf #veganfoodshare #foodie #veganfoodhaul #veganfoodblog #veganrecipes #fruitlovers #fruiteaters #frugivores #frugivore #healthyfood #fruit #bananas #banana #bananafruit #eatfruit #eatmorefruit #kale #cabbage #cruciferousvegetables (at Landsdowne) https://www.instagram.com/p/CncrG6xJMI5/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[isagoodcatname]

Handsome Fruiteater is a good cat name.

me

[earthanthem]

(via Pin page)

Green-and-black Fruiteater (Pipreola riefferii) by Natural Photo Tours Colombia

[herpsandbirds]

Barred Fruiteater (Pipreola arcuata), family Cotingidae, order Passeriformes, Ecuador

photograph by Cayce Jehaimi

[mutant-distraction]

Barred Fruiteater, photo taken in Nono-Ecuador.

Photo: @javier_zurita_photography

[mimir97477906]

@crambery

The three kinds of bird species name

1. God’s Specialist Little Boy

2. Hot Breasted Milf

3. Grey Bird With Brown Head

4. Walter’s Fingernail

[verityvanity1]

thoughts on the handsome fruiteater

they aren't lying that bird is handsome and fruiteater. they named this one well

[proton-wobbler]

Round 1, Poll 24

Scaled Fruiteater vs Painted Redstart

sources under cut

Scaled Fruiteater Propaganda

Described as a "large, plump, handsomely-patterend cotinga."

"Despite its unobtrusiveness, the Scaled Fruiteater can be surprisingly active for a cotinga, and individuals or pairs regularly join mixed species flocks moving through the canopy. It occurs in tall, often rather open forest at middle elevations, and feeds on a combination of fruits and insects." -BoW

Painted Redstart Propaganda

"saw my lifer while chillin in a natural hot spring B)"

"Nests are set on the ground on slopes, seldom in trees, usually in sites that provide some cover from above such as in cavities, under bushes, or on the side of a canyon, a creek bed, or even a building."

Tail flicking and fanning are a common behaviors of this species, with birds flicking their long tails while foraging, or fanning their tails to communicate with each other or a perceived threat. When pairing up for the season, males will start with displays and singing, and a receptive female will sing back to her male throughout the day. This continues even into the nesting period, as a "whisper" song.

Image Source: Fruiteater (Dan Vickers)

[blazevillains]

they call me the handsome fruiteater when i. sorry.

[justsomehibird]

Oh, you're a bird fan? Name every bird.

Babbling starling

Bachman's sparrow

Bachman's warbler

Baer's pochard

Baglafecht weaver

Bagobo babbler

Bahama mockingbird

Bahama oriole

Bahama swallow

Bahama warbler

Bahama woodstar

Bahama yellowthroat

Bahia antwren

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Bahia tapaculo

Bahia tyrannulet

Bahian mouse-colored tapaculo

Baikal bush warbler

Baikal teal

Baillon's crake

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Baird's trogon

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Bald eagle

Bald parrot

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Balicassiao

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Bamboo warbler

Bamboo woodpecker

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Bananal antbird

Bananaquit

Banasura laughingthrush

Banda myzomela

Band-backed wren

Band-bellied crake

Band-bellied owl

Banded antbird

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Banded bay cuckoo

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Banded fruit dove

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Banded ground cuckoo

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Band-rumped storm petrel

Band-rumped swift

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Band-tailed antshrike

Band-tailed antwren

Band-tailed barbthroat

Band-tailed earthcreeper

Band-tailed fruiteater

Band-tailed guan

Band-tailed hornero

Band-tailed manakin

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Band-tailed oropendola

Band-tailed pigeon

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Band-winged nightjar

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Banggai fruit dove

Banggai jungle flycatcher

Bangwa forest warbler

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Bank myna

Bannerman's shearwater