Tiê-sangue - Ramphocelus bresilius bresilius

Species and bird, symbol of the Atlantic Forest and one of the most spectacular in the world, the blood-thirsty (Ramphocelus bresilius), also known as tingê, blood-of-boi, fire-tiê, chau-baêta, japiranga and tapiranga, is a bird South American passerine of the Thraupidae family, recognized for the beauty of its red plumage. Scientific name Its scientific name means: do (Greek) rhamphos = beak; and koilos, këlis, kelas = concave, marked; and from (Latin) bresilius = referring to Brazil, Brazilian. ⇒ Brazilian (bird) with concave beak. https://www.wikiaves.com.br/wiki/tie-sangue#