Grey-crested Cacholote
A species of Cachalotes Scientific name : Pseudoseisura unirufa Genus : Cachalotes
Grey-crested Cacholote, A species of Cachalotes
Botanical name: Pseudoseisura unirufa
Genus: Cachalotes
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Description General Info
Description
The grey-crested cacholote grows to a length of about 23 cm (9 in). The head, body, wings and tail are a uniform cinnamon-rufous colour, and the bushy crest, which can be raised expressively, is usually grey. The iris is yellow. It is a noisy bird, especially near its nest, one bird of a pair making a descending series of "chup" notes ending in an extended churring sound, and the other responding with a series of "che" sounds in a complex, raucous duet. This species could be confused with the Caatinga cacholote, but that species is a little paler, the bill is longer, and the crest lacks grey; besides this, the two species do not share a common range. 
Size
21 cm
Feeding Habits
Grey-crested Cacholote primarily consumes arthropods, occasionally adding fruit and possibly fruit seeds to their diet. Typically seen foraging in pairs, they exhibit terrestrial feeding behaviors, including gleaning, probing, and digging on the ground to find food.
Habitat
The grey-crested Cacholote inhabits a variety of environments, predominantly located in gallery forests and seasonally flooded savannas that are frequently adjacent to marshlands. This species is typically found in areas that are regularly in proximity to human habitations, indicating a degree of adaptability to anthropogenic landscapes.
Dite type
Omnivorous
General Info
Behavior
This bird inhabits gallery forests and patches of woodland in the Pantanal, a seasonally-floody area of swamps and wetlands, as well as scattered trees around buildings, at altitudes of up to about 500 m (1,640 ft). The nest is a bulky affair built of sticks in a tree. The birds often move about in pairs, foraging in trees, and sometimes descending to the ground to walk or hop about in a rather ungainly fashion.
Species Status
The grey-crested cacholote has a wide range in Bolivia, northern Paraguay and southwestern Brazil. It is common in at least part of its range and populations seem stable, so the International Union for Conservation of Nature has assessed its conservation status as being of least concern.
Scientific Classification
Phylum
Chordates Class
Birds Order
Perching birds Family
Ovenbirds Genus
Cachalotes Species
Grey-crested Cacholote 
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