Cherry-throated Tanager

Nemosia rourei

Critically Endangered

The Cherry-throated Tanager is a colorful Neotropical tanager that forages for fruit, insects, nectar, or seeds in forest, scrub, or open woodland in Atlantic Forest of eastern Brazil. It is mapped as an approximate resident or core native range, with local endemics kept tighter than widespread continental species. Fun fact: tanagers are one of the largest songbird radiations in the Americas, with bills and diets that vary dramatically across habitats.

Family
Thraupidae
Range
Cherry-throated Tanager Range — Resident/core range in Atlantic Forest of eastern Brazil
Population
≈ Unknown
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