Here's more birds from my "Cool and Unusual Birds v4" set. The bird in the front is the "Yellow-billed Tit-tyrant" and in the rear the "Pompadour Cotinga". Both species are from South America. The Tit-tyrant is found from northernmost Peru south through the dry Andean Valleys of Bolivia, entering northernmost Chile and south to Argentine Patagonia. It occupies arid montane scrub, desert scrub, thorn-scrub grassland, semi-arid brush, and semi-humid Polylepis-Gynoxys woodland. It for the most part eats insects. The Cotinga is found from eastern Colombia, Venezuela, and the Guianas south to central Amazonian Brazil and northeastern Bolivia; there also are isolated populations in eastern Ecuador and northern Peru. It is primarily frugivorous, although will take insects and likely small vertebrates.