Double-collared Seedeater

Sporophila caerulescens

The Double-collared Seedeater is a small passerine bird found in South America. It is known for its distinctive double black collar on the male's throat, while the female has a more subdued plumage. These seed-eating birds are often found in open grasslands, agricultural areas, and savannas, where they forage for seeds and small insects. They are known for their melodious and varied songs, often heard during the breeding season. The species is known for its adaptability to human-altered landscapes but faces threats from habitat loss and capture for the pet trade.

Habitat: Open grasslands, agricultural areas, savannas