This tiny bird may be small, but its song carries far across the fields.
The Cuban Grassquit lives in grasslands and scrublands throughout Cuba, where males often perch in the open and sing tirelessly to defend territory and attract mates. It feeds mainly on seeds, occasionally adding small insects to its diet.
A little voice of the Caribbean countryside, yet full of energy and confidence.
Cuban Grassquit 👇
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