Inhambu-chororó
The inhambu-chororó is the smallest of the genus (approximately 19 centimeters). It inhabits “dirty” fields, capoeiras, pasture boundaries, plantations (corn, sorghum, cotton and coffee, among others). It is also known as lambu, inhambu-mirim, foot-incarnado, amazon-boiada, bico-de-lacre, inhambuzinho and nambu foot red. Like most tinamiformes, it is more often heard than seen, making it a difficult bird to photograph. It is one of the most common tinamiformes in Brazil, after the yellow quail (Nothura maculosa).
This sound player app contains a collection of crying inhambu bird sounds that you can use to train the crying inhambu bird you keep.
In addition, there is also the story and how to care for your beloved Inhambu weeping bird.
The inhambu-chororó is the smallest of the genus (approximately 19 centimeters). It inhabits “dirty” fields, capoeiras, pasture boundaries, plantations (corn, sorghum, cotton and coffee, among others). It is also known as lambu, inhambu-mirim, foot-incarnado, amazon-boiada, bico-de-lacre, inhambuzinho and nambu foot red. Like most tinamiformes, it is more often heard than seen, making it a difficult bird to photograph. It is one of the most common tinamiformes in Brazil, after the yellow quail (Nothura maculosa).
This sound player app contains a collection of crying inhambu bird sounds that you can use to train the crying inhambu bird you keep.
In addition, there is also the story and how to care for your beloved Inhambu weeping bird.
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