Pale Baywing
NamePale Baywing
Common NamePale Baywing
Scientific NameAgelaioides badius
FamilyIcteridae
Wingspan (cm)26.5
Length (cm)19
Weight (g)45
Plumage DetailsThe body plumage is generally a dull grayish-brown, with the head often appearing slightly darker. The most striking feature is the bright rufous-chestnut coloration on the primary and secondary wing feathers, which contrasts with the otherwise drab body. The bill and legs are dark.
Vocalization / CallVocalizations are varied, including a mix of harsh chattering notes, squeaks, trills, and more melodious whistles. They can produce complex songs and calls.
Primary Dietomnivore
Primary Habitatsforest, grassland, urban
Conservation Statusleast-concern
Geographic RangeThis species is native to South America, found across central and eastern Bolivia, Paraguay, Uruguay, northern and central Argentina, and extending into southern Brazil.
Identifying Featuresrufous-chestnut wing patches, dull grayish-brown body, dark bill, medium size
Description
The Pale Baywing is a medium-sized passerine characterized by its dull grayish-brown plumage and distinctive rufous-chestnut wing patches. It is often observed foraging for insects and seeds in open woodlands, savannas, and cultivated areas.
