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John-of-clay

John-of-clay is a bird's passeriforme Furnariidae family.

Also known as Barreiro, Jack-Barreiro (Rio Grande do Sul)
maria-barrier (Bahia), oven-bird, mason, potter, hornero (Argentina) and knead clay.
The female is known as "ladybug-of-clay", "maria-of-clay" or "sabiazinho" in certain regions.
It is known for its distinctive mud nest-shaped oven.
The john-of-clay bird is seen as hard-working and intelligent.
His singing seems a laugh (in the South say that when he sings, it's good time signal)
and also say that it makes the nest in the opposite direction of the rain, and a friend of all,
fighting to save their nest.

Scientific name

Its scientific name means Latin Furnarius = bakery, bakery oven; rufus = red

Characteristics

Measures 18 to 20 centimeters in length and weighs 49 grams.
It has entirely reddish brown back (hence the specific epithet rufus).
It features a smooth brow, formed by lighter sentences,
in slight contrast to the rest of the head plumage.
primary pinions (flight feathers on the wings) anegradas, visible in flight, with open wings.
Ventrally is light colored (some individuals may have the chest, belly sides and brownish,
similar to the back), the chin and neck white. the tail-excepted,
which is reddish dorsal much as ventral.
It is one of the birds easier observation in places where it occurs,
as well as not too far from its territory is not the least bit skittish,
leaving the viewer to get a few meters away.
When not perched down to the ground, where he spends much of his time walking well Typically,
alternating small runs with intervals at which slows down.

feeding

The bird, rolling the leaves, search termites, ants or içás on the ground or under fallen logs.
Also feeds other invertebrates such as worms and possibly molluscs.
Leverages human food debris, such as pieces of bread.

habits

It is very common in open landscapes, such as fields, savannahs, pastures,
along highways and in gardens. Walks on the ground in search of insects,
often resting on poles, fences,
isolated branches and other points that allow a good view of the surroundings.
It usually lives to couples. Sings a duet (male and female together,
each from a slightly different way) in the vicinity of the nest,
in haughty posture and fluttering wings, with an extremely high-pitched singing.
There are several legends about this species and the most famous,
it has even become the subject of a song titled John-the-mud,
It says that if the male is betrayed it can lock the female in the nest until she dies.
Such behavior has never been recorded scientifically.
One potential difficulty is the use of nests inside temperature,
giving them the oven name both scientific name Furnarius as the name in Spanish hornero.
This bird typically country is significantly increasing both its distribution as abundance.
It is the bird symbol of Argentina.

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