The greater rhea prefers open landscapes with a simple structure and low vegetation, such as pampas and open chaco woodland, but is also found in cultivated fields. The female laid eggs on the ground in an area of trampled grass, where the male incubates them alone and raises the young. Food items include insects and grasses. ("Birds in Brazil", Helmut Sick, Princeton University Press, 1993)

					pays	année	Yvert	neuf	oblitéré
Rhea americana
	The greater rhea prefers open landscapes with a simple structure and low vegetation, such as pampas and open chaco woodland, but is also found in cultivated fields. The female laid eggs on the ground in an area of trampled grass, where the male incubates them alone and raises the young. Food items include insects and grasses. ("Birds in Brazil", Helmut Sick, Princeton University Press, 1993)				Uruguay	1970	aéreo 360		0.50€ ajouter au panier

Rhea americana

pays: Uruguay

année: 1970

Yvert: aéreo 360

neuf:

oblitéré: 0.50€ ajouter au panier