
Xenops
Bird
A small tropical bird with a slightly upturned bill.
- Habitat
- Tropical forests and woodland canopies
- Diet
- Omnivore
- Fun Fact
- Xenops birds climb tree bark much like tiny woodcreepers.
More facts
- Scientific name
- Xenops
- Source
- Wikipedia
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Bird
A small tropical bird with a slightly upturned bill.
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