Abstract

First records of Falco deiroleucus nest temminck, 1825 (Falconiformes: Falconidae) tree for Brazil and the first description of food storage in hollow tree.

Highlights

  • The Orange-breasted Falcon is one of the least known species and perhaps one of the most sparsely distributed in the world

  • The other nest was located by Victor Castro, in Senator José Porfirio, Pará/Brazil

  • The nest of F. deiroleucus is in a hollow of a dead standing tree, approximately 40m high

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Introduction

The Orange-breasted Falcon is one of the least known species and perhaps one of the most sparsely distributed in the world. The other nest was located by Victor Castro, in Senator José Porfirio, Pará/Brazil. The region is inserted in the Amazon, but the sampled site is located in an area of pasture, with traces of forest. The nest of F. deiroleucus is in a hollow of a dead standing tree, approximately 40m high.

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