Species names in all available languages
| Language | Common name |
|---|---|
| Catalan | becard de Lesson |
| Dutch | Roodkeelbekarde |
| English | Pink-throated Becard |
| English (United States) | Pink-throated Becard |
| French | Bécarde de Lesson |
| French (France) | Bécarde de Lesson |
| German | Rosensternbekarde |
| Japanese | ベニノドカザリドリモドキ |
| Norwegian | smykkebekard |
| Polish | bekardzik różowogardły |
| Portuguese (Brazil) | caneleiro-pequeno |
| Portuguese (Portugal) | Caneleiro-pequeno |
| Russian | Красногорлый бекард |
| Slovak | tityra ružovohrdlá |
| Spanish | Anambé Gorjirrosa |
| Spanish (Ecuador) | Cabezón Golirrosado |
| Spanish (Peru) | Cabezón de Garganta Rosada |
| Spanish (Spain) | Anambé gorjirrosa |
| Spanish (Venezuela) | Pico Grueso Gargantirrosado |
| Swedish | smyckesbekard |
| Turkish | Pembe Gerdanlı Bekard |
| Ukrainian | Бекард рожевогорлий |
Pink-throated Becard Pachyramphus minor
Matt Liebers
Version: 1.0 — Published July 20, 2012
Version: 1.0 — Published July 20, 2012
Diet and Foraging
Diet
Very little information. Probably primarily insectivorous, but the diet also includes berries and probably other fruit (Beebe 1916, Haverschmidt 1968). Insects identified in the diet include caterpillars (Lepidoptera), Hemiptera Homoptera, and orthopterans (Beebe 1916, Haverschmidt 1968). Tostain et al. (1992) observed adults provisioning juveniles with "large insects", including orthopterans. Another specimen (n = 1) had unidentified insect remains in the stomach (Willard et al. 1991).
