Theristicus caudatus breeding in Uruguay
Abstract
The Buff-necked Ibis is considered a summer visitant in northern Uruguay (Cuello y Gerzenstein 1962. Gore y Gepp 1978). On December 12. 1987. a nest with four white grayish chicks was discovered. It was placed 15 metres above water level at a rocky wall of Laureles creek in the hilly region at Tacurembó Departament. This confirms that the species or at least part of its population is resident in Uruguay.
References
- Cuello,1. y E.Gerzenstein.1962.LasavesdelUruguay.Listasistemáticadistribucióny notas.ComoZool.Mus.Hist.Nat.Montevideo.Vol.6,Nº93.
- GOTe,M.E.y A.R.M.Gepp.1978.LasavesdelUruguay.MoscaHnos.Montevideo.
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How to cite
Eduardo Arballo (1990). Theristicus caudatus breeding in Uruguay. El Hornero, Vol. 13 No. 2 (1990), 165-166. https://doi.org/10.56178/eh.v13i2.1105
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