Stunningly white throat of this bird
This two-toned bird stands out for its thin shape, which is thrown into sharp relief by a gorgeous white neck.
The white-throated manakin (Corapipo gutturalis) is a little bird with a neck that is completely white and reaches his upper breast.
The female has a gray bottom and a green top.
Being a quiet bird, you might occasionally spot one if you catch a glimpse of its white neck.
Native to Brazil, French Guiana, Guyana, Suriname, and Venezuela is the white-throated manakin.
They adore subtropical or tropical moist lowland forested areas.
These birds fly high in the trees in search of fruit and insects. In aerial sallies, flying insects are gathered.
White-throated Manakins (Corapipo gutturalis) gather around a log during the breeding season, where the males bob and pose to woo a potential mate.
They build a moss nest in the form of a cup after a well-received performance.
And place fiber around eight meters up in a tree fork.
It lays a clutch of up to two eggs and is bound to twigs with cobwebs.
This species does not approach the Vulnerable threshold under the range size criterion due to its extraordinarily wide distribution.
