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The Rufous Hornero, scientifically known as Furnarius rufus, is a medium-sized bird native to South America. One of the most distinctive and fascinating aspects of this bird's behavior is its nesting habits. In this video you can enjoy the construction of this bird's amazingly wonderful nest. Here's also a detailed description of the Rufous ...
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