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All are primarily vegetarian.
Green plants constituted 99% of all food in the sample of 19 stomachs. The remaining 1% of organically derived material in stomachs consisted of resin (1/20 stomachs), large seeds (Acacia, corn, 10/20), small (1-3 mm) in- sects including ants, aphids, and flies evidently ingested with plants (5/20), preened feather fragments (1/20), ostrich shell (1/20), antelope fecal pellets (3/20), and mammal bones and teeth (5/20).
The main dietary component was leaf matter (94.30%), with the rest seeds (5.66%) and a small proportion of insects (0.03%)
Green material constituted, on average, 90.1% of the dry mass of feces of rheas. Green material was followed, in decreasing order of importance, by seeds (8.9%), fruits (0.6%), fragments of insects (0.1%), and vertebrates (<0.1%)
There were traces of arthropod consumption throughout the year, with the highest values in spring (2.9%) and winter (3.0%)
In contrast, in this study, only a single dropping contained ingested insect matter.
The low arthropod biomass found in our study for this single specimen indicates that invertebrates were consumed as supplementary resources, which suggests that the Yellow-legged Tinamou is a [largely] frugivorous bird
Based on our observations, the Black Tinamou has a diet based on fallen fruit and seeds; however, we suppose that this diet could be supplemented with invertebrates and some small vertebrates, as occurs in other tinamou species
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: CS1 maint: DOI inactive as of November 2024 (link)Non-plant items made up 4.1% of the total scat volume
In Gabon, average stomach content was about 80 % fruit and 20 % diverse prey items.
There were traces of arthropod consumption throughout the year, with the highest values in spring (2.9%) and winter (3.0%)
Green plants constituted 99% of all food in the sample of 19 stomachs. The remaining 1% of organically derived material in stomachs consisted of resin (1/20 stomachs), large seeds (Acacia, corn, 10/20), small (1-3 mm) in- sects including ants, aphids, and flies evidently ingested with plants (5/20), preened feather fragments (1/20), ostrich shell (1/20), antelope fecal pellets (3/20), and mammal bones and teeth (5/20).
Green material constituted, on average, 90.1% of the dry mass of feces of rheas. Green material was followed, in decreasing order of importance, by seeds (8.9%), fruits (0.6%), fragments of insects (0.1%), and vertebrates (<0.1%)
There were traces of arthropod consumption throughout the year, with the highest values in spring (2.9%) and winter (3.0%)
Non-plant items made up 4.1% of the total scat volume
Most species eat nuts and seeds. Some species may also eat fungi, insects, eggs, and small vertebrate animals.
Most species are herbivores and eat seeds, fruit, nuts, leaves, and other plant parts. Some species may also eat insects.
Non-plant items made up 4.1% of the total scat volume
The lesser rhea's diet showed three components: leaves (93.61%), seeds (6.12%) and insects (0.06%)
The main dietary component was leaf matter (94.30%), with the rest seeds (5.66%) and a small proportion of insects (0.03%)
The low arthropod biomass found in our study for this single specimen indicates that invertebrates were consumed as supplementary resources, which suggests that the Yellow-legged Tinamou is a [largely] frugivorous bird
Based on our observations, the Black Tinamou has a diet based on fallen fruit and seeds; however, we suppose that this diet could be supplemented with invertebrates and some small vertebrates, as occurs in other tinamou species
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In contrast, in this study, only a single dropping contained ingested insect matter.
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