Firewood-gatherer
- Score
- 1.3374395
- Family
- Furnariidae
- Tail Shape
- notched
- Wing Shape
- rounded
Why it matters
The firewood-gatherer (*Anumbius annumbi*) is a species of ovenbird known for its habit of constructing large, conspicuous stick nests in open woodland and scrub habitats. Its name derives from the bulky, gathered structures it builds, which are often reused by other species, making it a vital architect within its South American ecosystems.
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