This tiny bird sings loudly despite being barely larger than a leaf.
The Cuban Grassquit lives in grasslands and scrub across Cuba, where males perch in the open while chirping rapid songs. It feeds mainly on grass seeds and small insects among low vegetation.
A tiny singer of the Caribbean fields, yet full of fearless energy.
Cuban Grassquit 👇
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