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Limpkin in a tree

Limpkin in a tree. The Limpkin (Aramus guarauna) is found in the wetlands of south-eastern USA and the West Indies, and also from southern Mexico to Argentina. It eats snails, frogs, insects, worms, and other small water animals, using its long beak to probe mud as it wades in shallow waters. It is usually about 70 centimetres tall. Photographed in the Pantanal, Brazil

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Beak Bill Bird Branch Brazil Brazilian Ornithological Ornithology Pantanal Perched Perching Predator Predatory South America South American Tropics Wader Waterbird Wetland Aramus Guarauna Limpkin


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This print showcases a Limpkin perched gracefully on a branch in the lush Pantanal region of Brazil. The Limpkin, scientifically known as Aramus guarauna, is a remarkable waterbird found in the wetlands of southeastern USA, the West Indies, and across South America from Mexico to Argentina. Its distinctive long beak enables it to probe mud for snails, frogs, insects, worms, and other small aquatic creatures while wading through shallow waters. Standing at an impressive height of approximately 70 centimeters, this solitary bird exudes elegance against the backdrop of tropical foliage. Its presence in this photograph highlights its role as a predator within its ecosystem. With its keen eyesight and powerful bill perfectly adapted for capturing prey, the Limpkin exemplifies nature's intricate balance. The image captures not only the beauty but also the biological significance of this species. As an ornithological marvel with unique characteristics and behaviors specific to its habitat, it represents both scientific curiosity and ecological importance. Photographed by Science Photo Library in collaboration with Brazilian wildlife enthusiasts in the Pantanal region - renowned for its rich biodiversity - this stunning print serves as a tribute to Brazil's natural wonders. It invites viewers into an enchanting world where vibrant fauna thrives amidst breathtaking landscapes.

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