Pale-legged Hornero

ID Features: Thrush-sized, plump bird of open habitats, especially near water. Builds an impressive dome-shaped mud nest. Rich rufous above and pale tan below, with a whiter throat and eyebrow. Dark reddish-brown eye. Most often seen strutting confidently on the ground, and also perches up quite high to sing; listen for a long, loud, descending series of rough chip notes. 
Habitat: Particularly fund of riverside woodland but also around human settlements, clearings and roadsides. Occurs in lowlands across much of South America, from the base on the Andes in Peru to far eastern Brazil. 
Locations: Currently none.