Chauna torquata

E673300

Chauna torquata, commonly known as the southern screamer, is a large, loud-voiced South American bird found in wetlands and marshes.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf animal
bird species
chordate
screamer
vertebrate
bodySize large
breedingSystem monogamous
class Aves NERFINISHED
clutchSize 3 to 5 eggs
commonName crested screamer
southern screamer NERFINISHED
conservationStatus Least Concern
conservationStatusSystem IUCN Red List NERFINISHED
describedBy Johann Friedrich Gmelin NERFINISHED
diet herbivorous
eats aquatic plants
grasses
seeds
family Anhimidae NERFINISHED
flightAbility strong flier
foundIn Argentina NERFINISHED
Bolivia NERFINISHED
Brazil NERFINISHED
Paraguay NERFINISHED
Uruguay NERFINISHED
genus Chauna NERFINISHED
habitat flooded grasslands
lagoons
marshes
wetlands
hasColor black neck ring
mainly grey plumage
white wing patches
hasFeature bare reddish facial skin
large feet
small crest on head
spurs on wings
kingdom Animalia
locomotion flying
terrestrial walking
nativeTo South America
nestingSite ground near water
order Anseriformes NERFINISHED
reproduction oviparous
socialBehavior forms small flocks outside breeding season
often seen in pairs
taxonRank species
usedFor watchdog bird on farms
vocalization very loud call
yearDescribed 1789

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Anhimidae containsTaxon Chauna torquata