Roraiman barbtail facts for kids
Quick facts for kids Roraiman barbtail |
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Roraimia
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adusta
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Synallaxis adusta |
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The Roraiman barbtail (Roraimia adusta) is a small bird. It belongs to the Furnariidae family, also known as ovenbirds. This bird is the only species in its group, called the Roraimia genus.
You can find the Roraiman barbtail in the high forests of the tepuis. These are special flat-topped mountains. It lives in southern Venezuela, western Guyana, and the far north of Brazil. Its name comes from Mount Roraima, a famous tepui.
About the Roraiman Barbtail
The Roraiman barbtail is a small bird. It has reddish-brown feathers on its back and wings. Its belly has streaky patterns. It also has a white throat and a black mask around its eyes.
Where it Lives
This bird prefers to live in highland forests. These forests are found on the tepuis. Tepuis are like natural skyscrapers, rising high above the surrounding land. They have unique plants and animals. The Roraiman barbtail is well-suited to this special environment.
Conservation Status
The Roraiman barbtail is listed as "Least Concern" (LC) by the IUCN. This means that its population is currently stable. It is not considered to be in danger of disappearing.
See also
In Spanish: Subepalo del Roraima para niños
