The urutaú of El Brete: an unexpected guest that stayed to live in a tree on the Costanera de Posadas

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The urutaú (Nyctibius griseus) is a species of nocturnal bird found in the neotropical region, from Mexico to Argentina. It is known for its grayish plumage and its striking ability to remain motionless for long periods.

According to José, one of the area’s caretakers, the El Brete urutaú is probably in a stage of rest, growth and feeding, and it is not advisable to approach it. «It is important to maintain a safe distance so as not to disturb the bird. The urutaú is a protected species and we must respect its space.

Visitors to the El Brete spa can observe the urutaú from a safe distance, but are asked not to feed it or try to touch it. “Obviously, it is important that no one tries to take the bird either,” José added.

The Brete urutaú has generated great interest among the local community, and many have expressed their joy at having this emblematic bird in the area. However, it is important to remember that the conservation of the species depends on our ability to respect its habitat and not disturb it.

Characteristics of the urutaú:

– It is a nocturnal bird that feeds on insects and small vertebrates
– Can reach up to 40 cm in length
– Its plumage is grayish with brown reflections
– It is known for its ability to remain motionless for long periods

Recommendations for caring for the El Brete urutaú:

– Do not approach the bird
– Do not feed her
– Do not try to touch it
– Maintain a safe distance to observe it
– Respect its habitat and do not disturb it

The urutaú of El Brete: an unexpected guest that stayed to live in a tree on the Costanera de Posadas
José, caretaker of the area and who chatted with Misiones Online about the bird.

2024-10-20 23:45:00

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