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Tero
Vanellus chilensis
-34.8836, -56.1819
Field Notes
Description:
A southamerican bird regularly found near the river Plate´s shore. They generally lays eggs directly on small holes the ground may have and in wide open places; they don´t build nests. They are called "Tero" because the sound they repeatedly make is similar to the word "Tero".
Habitat:
This one was spotted in Uruguay, next to the River Plate but they may be found in many southamerican countries: Uruguay, Argentina, Brasil, Paraguay, Peru, Colombia, Chile and Bolivia
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PublishedDecember 30, 2011
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