Brazilian Tanager - Ramphocelus bresilius
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The Brazilian Tanager is endemic to Brazil and is found along the eastern coast of the country. The male has a red body and head with black wings and tail. Females upperparts are brownish-gray with the underparts mostly a light red. Both have bills with the lower mandible expanded at the base.
Diet includes fruit, seeds and insects.
Male
09/04/2013 - Montreal Biodome, Montreal, Canada
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Male
09/04/2013 - Montreal Biodome, Montreal, Canada
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