Nome Científico - Cacicus haemorrhous(Linnaeus, 1766) | Estado de Conservação - Pouco preocupante
Somente a fêmea constrói o ninho em forma de bolsa com 40 a 70 centímetros de comprimento, em colônias, com material de vários vegetais e localização variada, podendo ser à pouca altura sobre a água, no alto de árvores no meio da floresta ou em palmeiras nas bordas da floresta. Põe 2 a 3 ovos brancos com pontos e manchas avermelhados e roxos, tendo de 2 a 3 ninhadas por período de reprodução.
Scientific Name - Red-rumped Cacique (Linnaeus, 1766) | Conservation State - Little worrying
Only the female constructs the nest in the form of a bag 40 to 70 centimeters long, in colonies, with material of several vegetables and varied location, being able to be at low altitude on the water, in the tops of trees in the middle of the forest or in palm trees on the edge of the forest. It puts 2 to 3 white eggs with spots and reddish and purple spots, having 2 to 3 litters per reproduction period.
Only the female constructs the nest in the form of a bag 40 to 70 centimeters long, in colonies, with material of several vegetables and varied location, being able to be at low altitude on the water, in the tops of trees in the middle of the forest or in palm trees on the edge of the forest. It puts 2 to 3 white eggs with spots and reddish and purple spots, having 2 to 3 litters per reproduction period.
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