Cambacica is the common name given to a species of passerine bird of the Thraupidae family, scientifically known as Coereba flaveola. It is a small bird, about 10 centimeters long, with predominantly yellow plumage, some black spots on the wings and a black mask around the eyes. It is found throughout Latin America, including Brazil, and inhabits forest, savannah, cerrado and even urban areas. It is known for its ability to extract nectar from flowers using its long, thin, curved tongue. Nature | Horizontal | Animal | Brazil | Bird's Nest
High Resolution JPEG Picture of Cambacica is the common name given to a species of passerine bird of the Thraupidae family, scientifically known as Coereba flaveola. It is a small bird, about 10 centimeters long, with predominantly yellow plumage, some black spots on the wings and a black mask around the eyes. It is found throughout Latin America, including Brazil, and inhabits forest, savannah, cerrado and even urban areas. It is known for its ability to extract nectar from flowers using its long, thin, curved tongue. [1475875269] stock photo
