Vous avez cherché: birds that eat carrion (Espagnol - Anglais)

these features are even seen in gleaning birds that are not closely related.
these features are even seen in gleaning birds that are not closely related.

this requires strong legs and feet on the part of the nuthatch and piculet, while birds that face upwards tend to have stiff tail feathers to prop them up.
this requires strong legs and feet on the part of the nuthatch and piculet, while birds that face upwards tend to have stiff tail feathers to prop them up.

birds that glean in tree branches will often join together in a flock, and often with other gleaners in a mixed-species foraging flock.
birds that glean in tree branches will often join together in a flock, and often with other gleaners in a mixed-species foraging flock.

most bark-gleaners work their way up tree trunks or along branches, though nuthatches are well known as the birds that can go the opposite direction, facing down and working their way down the trunk, as well.
most bark-gleaners work their way up tree trunks or along branches, though nuthatches are well known as the birds that can go the opposite direction, facing down and working their way down the trunk, as well.

in central and south america, foliage-gleaners such as the red-faced spinetail and buff-throated foliage-gleaner are also examples of birds that glean clusters of dead leaves.
in central and south america, foliage-gleaners such as the red-faced spinetail and buff-throated foliage-gleaner are also examples of birds that glean clusters of dead leaves.