BLUE-AND-YELLOW TANAGER Male Pipraeidea bonariensis. A male Blue-and-yellow Tanager is eating tiny red fruit in a treetop at the Bosque Protector Jerusalem a little to the north of Guayllabamba in northern Ecuador at 9:36 AM on November 12, 2018.
The Blue-and-yellow Tanager belongs to the family Thraupidae and is resident in much of South America, being found from Ecuador south to Brazil, Argentina, Paraguay, Bolivia and northern Chile. The Blue-and-yellow Tanager formerly bore the scientific name Thraupis bonariensis.
Un macho del Tangara Azuliamarilla Pipraeidea bonariensis está comiendo frutitas rojas en la copa de un árbol en el bosque seco tropical de altura Bosque Protector Jerusalem un poco al norte de Guayllabamba en el norte de Ecuador a las 9 y 36 de la mañana el 12 de noviembre de 2018.
In Brazil, the common name is Sanhacu-papa-laranja.
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