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Blue-gray Tanager
With its vivid blue-gray plumage and social nature, the Blue-gray Tanager (Thraupis episcopus) graces tropical woodlands and cities. This vibrant bird aids ecosystem balance through fruit-seed dispersal, seen flitting among blossoms and treetops in pairs or flocks, adding charm to its colorful surroundings.
4-5 years
Lifespan
31.18 - 39.690000000000005 g
Weight
Length: 16 - 18 cm
Size
Blue, Green, Purple, Light, Grey
Color
1-2 years
Age of Sexual Maturity
Distribution Range of the Blue-gray Tanager
The Blue-gray Tanager (Thraupis episcopus) is primarily native to the Neotropical region. It is widely distributed across Central and South America, including countries such as Mexico, Panama, Colombia, Venezuela, Brazil, and as far south as Bolivia and northern Argentina.
Blue-gray Tanager's Habitat
Environmental Conditions
The species typically inhabits open and semi-open areas such as gardens, parks, open woodlands, forest edges, and scrubland. It is often found at elevations ranging from sea level to 2,100 meters. The Blue-gray Tanager thrives in warm, humid climates typical of tropical and subtropical regions.
Ecological Niche
Thraupis episcopus primarily feeds on fruits, although it will also consume nectar and insects. The species is known for its adaptability to human-altered landscapes, often frequenting urban and suburban environments where food resources are abundant. This adaptability helps it thrive in a variety of habitats within its range.
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