Dark-throated Seedeater

Dark-throated SeedeaterThe Dark-throated Seedeater is a small bird of open South American landscapes. The male has a gray back, black throat and upper breast, and rufous rump and underparts; the female is olive-brown. Rare records from southeastern Peru are described as visits by migrants.What does it look like?The male has gray upperparts, black on the sides of the head, throat and upper breast, a rufous rump and underparts, and a white wing patch. The female is olive-brown above and buff-brown below.How does it live?The Dark-throated Seedeater is a small bird of open South American landscapes. The male has a gray back, black throat and upper breast, and rufous rump and underparts; the female is olive-brown. Rare records from southeastern Peru are described as visits by migrants.It is found in open places with scattered shrubs, including grassland, fallow fields and hedgerows. Peru Aves treats southeastern Peru as a rare migrant occurrence.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.