Diglossa humeralis (lat.) - a species of birds from the tanager family. Birds inhabit arable lands, sun-dried spaces, suburban gardens and subtropical and tropical mountain bushes, humid mountainous and heavily degraded forests, at an altitude of 2200–4000 meters above sea level [2] . Body length 14.5 cm [3] , weight about 13 grams [2] .
| Diglossa humeralis |
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| Scientific classification |
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| No rank : | Bilateral symmetric |
| Infrastructure : | Passerida |
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| International Scientific Name |
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Diglossa humeralis ( Fraser , 1840 ) |
| Synonyms |
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- Agrilorhinus humeralis Fraser, 1840 [1]
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| Subspecies |
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- Diglossa humeralis nocticolor bangs , 1898
- Diglossa humeralis humeralis (Fraser, 1840)
- Diglossa humeralis aterrima Lafresnaye, 1846
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| Security status |
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Least concernIUCN 3.1 Least Concern : 22723673 |
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There are three subspecies [1] :
- Diglossa humeralis nocticolor - Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta (northern Colombia ) and Sierra de Perichà (on the Colombian-Venezuelan border);
- Diglossa humeralis humeralis - southwestern Venezuela (southern Tachira south of the Tachira fracture) and in the neighboring eastern Andes of Colombia (from North de Santander south of Cundinamarca and, possibly, in Nariño );
- Diglossa humeralis aterrima - in the Andes of Colombia (in the south from northern Antioquia , from Cerro Munchik in Cauca ), in Ecuador and northern Peru (south to the Maranon valley).
