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Vulturine Guineafowl
Acryllium vulturinum
-34.617, -58.4461
Field Notes
Description:
According to the encyclopedia, these big birds are native from northeast Africa, although this particular one was found in a reserve in Argentina. They resamble the vulture especially because of their long neck, they live in flocks and eat seed and small invertebrates. Female vulturine guineafowls are generally smaller than males. Its eggs are beige.
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