Why Red Ovenbirds Have Such an Unusual Name (4K)

Red ovenbirds are experienced architects: they use mud and straw to build their nests, designed in a way to retain as much heat as possible. This allows the parents to spend more time away, foraging.
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[@homerodias]

In Brazil it's called "João de Barro" ( Clay Joe ) after the material of it's home.

[@SudiptaSatpati]

Mindblowing video

[@robertparel4587]

Nest Clay and Mud.

[@ho2cultcha]

that question did not get answered in this video.

[@doubledoubleusmokymirror4d405]

I guess the oven shaped nest?

[@tanayayt9283]

I swear I played this video 5 times, but still don't get the title's answer

[@Dantick09]

Except they are beige, not red. And by those standards I am also an expert architect

[@gaydvorak7053]

Do you have hands and tools or a single beak to built it?