🌿 The Most Colorful Bird You’ll See Today 👀 The Paradise Tanager is a small, brilliantly colored bird from the Amazon Basin, known for its striking combination of a bright green head, blue underparts, black upper body, and a red or yellow rump. It lives in the canopy of humid tropical forests, forages for fruit and insects, and is often seen in mixed-species flocks. Despite its name, it is not found in Chile, but rather in countries like Venezuela, Peru, Colombia, Ecuador, Bolivia, and Brazil.

81K views · 2K reactions | A quartet of tropical tanager species visit the Panama Fruit Feeder Cam in this clip! First, a male Crimson-backed Tanager nips at a banana on the feeder tray. Then, a Blue-gray Tanager and Palm Tanager forage side by side, before a pair of Dusky-faced Tanagers round out the troupe. Which species catches your eye the most? Catch them LIVE at AllAboutBirds.org/PanamaFeeders | Bird Cams | Facebook

2K views · 367 reactions | These beautiful Golden Tanagers can brighten any Sunday! This species if often seen at the feeding platform at Septimo Paraiso, Ecuador as they feast on the bananas. These tanagers are omnivorous, eating fruits and insects. They seem to prefer arthropods and much time is spent foraging for them, especially when they have young to feed. Follow us to get a daily wildlife bite from Birdsy. #GoldenTanager #Birds #Wildlife #Nature | Birdsy | Facebook

🌿 Hidden Beauty of the Forest – Scarlet-rumped Tanager 👀 The Scarlet-rumped tanager is a medium-sized, brightly colored bird found in the Caribbean lowlands from Mexico to Panama, known for the male's striking black plumage with a scarlet rump, while the female is duller with olive-green and tawny colors. These birds are common in forest edges, plantations, and second growth, feeding on fruits and insects, and are often seen in noisy, small groups. They were formerly known as Passerini's Tanag