Species BirdsScrub Euphonia

Scrub Euphonia

Euphonia affinis

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Illustration of Scrub Euphonia (Euphonia affinis)

The Scrub Euphonia is a small, colorful songbird with a bright yellow underbelly and olive-green upperparts. A memorable fact is that they are often seen in pairs, engaging in melodious duets.

Habitat
Found in scrubby and semi-open areas.
Diet
Primarily feeds on fruits and insects.
How common
Common

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