Campo Troupial Song & Calls | Icterus jamacaii | Spectrogram

Listen to the natural song and calls of the Campo Troupial (Icterus jamacaii), presented with spectrogram visualization and immersive nature scenery.

Common name: Campo Troupial
Scientific name: Icterus jamacaii
Conservation status: Least Concern

Key features: Large and attractive blackbird with a long tail and a sharply pointed bill. Mostly black with a bright orange collar, belly, and rump. The orange shoulder patch and white wing patch stand out on its otherwise black wing. Note the piercing yellow eyes.

Diet: Insects and other arthropods, probably small vertebrates; also nectar and fruits. Insects in stomach contents included 126 larvae of flies (Diptera), also beetles (Coleoptera) and bugs (Hemiptera). Feeds on fruits of cacti, also on those of cultivated plants such as papayas (Carica), mangos (Mangifera indica) and annonas (Annona). Takes nectar from flowers of Erythrina and Cereus.

Habitat: Clearings and edges in primary and secondary caatinga (dry forest); regularly visits orchards and gardens, even in small towns. Lowlands.

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