Great red bird (Sturnella defilipp) Coaster

@Reikiama illustration of Brazil's great-red chest (Sturnella defilippii),The great-red chest (Sturnella defilippii), also known as the pampeana loica, is an iconic bird of the pampas, the typical biome of Argentina, Uruguay and Brazil. Unfortunately, this species is currently listed as vulnerable by the IUCN due to the degradation of its habitat and the rapid reduction of the population. In Brazil the Great Red Breast is considered extinct, being threatened in Argentina and Uruguay The original distribution of the Great Red Breast covered the Pampas region, including the Central-East of Argentina and Uruguay, and rare in the South of Brazil. Saí-andorinha (Tersina viridis), considered to be one of the most beautiful birds in Brazil, the swallow bird stands out, above all, for its color feathers. The male has a blue suit with a whitish belly and a black mask. The female, on the other hand, is greenish with the yellowish belly and the mark on the face. He lives in flocks and has a strong called metal. It feeds on insects and fruit, and it's considered an excellent seed disperser. It usually builds the nest in stands. It can be found in almost all of the Brazilian territory. It has migratory behavior, but little known.