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ORANGE-BELLIED EUPHONIA male Euphonia xanthogaster. This Orange-bellied Euphonia male is taking a brief break between bouts of drinking nectar from the flowers of the tree Erythrina megistophylla (Family Fabaceae) [endemic to Ecuador] on a mountainside in the Mindo Valley in northwestern Ecuador on June 10, 2012.

Erythrina megistophylla is endemic to Ecuador and has flowers adapted to pollination by passerine (perching) birds. We have observed a variety of passerine birds, as well as a number of hummingbird species, drinking nectar from these flowers. Porotón is one of the common names of this tree species.

Esta foto muestra un macho del ave Eufonia Ventrinaranja Euphonia xanthogaster descansando entre episodios de beber néctar de las flores en un árbol de Erythrina megistophylla (Familia Fabaceae) ubicado en las faldas de una montaña por encima de Mindo en el nordoeste de Ecuador en junio de 2012.

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ORANGE-BELLIED EUPHONIA male Euphonia xanthogaster. This male Orange-bellied Euphonia is eating an orange Pico Pico fruit while perched in a Pico Pico tree, Acnistus arborescens (Family Solanaceae), along the Vía Cunuco, about one mile north of Mindo, in northwestern Ecuador at 10:47 AM on January 26, 2017.

The Orange-bellied Euphonia was formerly placed in the family Thraupidae but now finds itself in the family Fringillidae. It is found from southern Panama in Central America south to Colombia, Venezuela, Ecuador, Perú, Bolivia and Brazil in South America.

Un macho del ave de nombre común Eufonia Ventrinaranja Euphonia xanthogaster está comiendo una frutita naranja Pico Pico en un árbol Pico Pico, Acnistus arborescens (Familia Solanaceae), por la Vía Cunuco unos 2 kilometros al norte de Mindo en el noroeste de Ecuador a las 10 y 47 de la mañana el 26 de enero de 2017.

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ORANGE-BELLIED EUPHONIA male Euphonia xanthogaster. This Orange-bellied Euphonia male is drinking nectar from a flower in the tree Erythrina megistophylla (Family Fabaceae) [endemic to Ecuador] on the north side of a mountain in the Mindo Valley in northwestern Ecuador on June 10, 2012.

Erythrina megistophylla is endemic to Ecuador and has flowers adapted to pollination by passerine (perching) birds. We have observed a variety of passerine birds, as well as a number of hummingbird species, drinking nectar from these flowers. Porotón is one of the common names of this tree species.

Esta foto muestra un macho de un ave de nombre común Eufonia Ventrinaranja Euphonia xanthogaster bebiendo néctar de una flor en un árbol de Erythrina megistophylla (Familia Fabaceae) ubicado en la falda de una montaña por encima de Mindo en el nordoeste de Ecuador en junio de 2012.

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A beautiful male Orange-bellied Euphonia was perched in the gardens at the Sachatamia Lodge. This widespread and common Euphonia has a somewhat misleading name as its belly has only a hint of orange color.

July 10, 2014. Sachatamia Lodge near Mindo, Pichincha Province, Ecuador.

ORANGE-BELLIED EUPHONIA male Euphonia xanthogaster. This Orange-bellied Euphonia male is eating an insect while perched on a mossy branch in the Mindo Valley in northwestern Ecuador on June 9, 2013.

Un macho del ave de nombre común Eufonia Ventrinaranja Euphonia xanthogaster está comiendo un insecto chiquito en una montaña por encima de Mindo en el nordoeste de Ecuador el 9 de junio de 2013.

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ORANGE-BELLIED EUPHONIA male Euphonia xanthogaster. This Orange-bellied Euphonia male is pausing between bouts of drinking nectar from the flowers of a Erythrina megistophylla tree (Family Fabaceae) [endemic to Ecuador] on a mountainside in the Mindo Valley in northwestern Ecuador on June 10, 2012.

Erythrina megistophylla is endemic to Ecuador and has flowers adapted to pollination by passerine (perching) birds. We have observed a variety of passerine birds, as well as a number of hummingbird species, drinking nectar from these flowers. Porotón is one of the common names of this tree species.

Esta foto muestra un macho del ave de nombre común Eufonia Ventrinaranja Euphonia xanthogaster que está descansando entre episodios de beber néctar de unas flores a su lado en un árbol Erythrina megistophylla (Familia Fabaceae) ubicado en las faldas de una montaña por encima de Mindo en el nordoeste de Ecuador en junio de 2012.

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