Blue-gray Tanager
Classification: Passeriformes; Thraupidae
Brief Description
A medium-sized songbird with a vibrant blue-gray coloration, often seen in pairs or small flocks. They are common in gardens and forest edges.
Additional Information
- Region of Origin: Central and South America
- Typical Sighting Period: Year-round
- Plumage Details: The Blue-gray Tanager has a soft blue body, gray wings, and a light blue tail. Its underparts are pale and the face has a subtle greenish tint.
- Ecological Significance: Plays a role in seed dispersal and contributes to the dynamics of forest ecosystems.
- Conservation Status: Least Concern
- Observation Tips: Look for them in open woodlands and gardens; they are often seen feeding on fruits and insects. They are attracted to bird feeders.