The Striolated Manakin Is The Roundest And The Sweetest Bird That You Will Ever Meet (10 Photos)

Sometimes, there's a little confusion when categorizing the animals in relation to their ages and the changes that take place in their bodies while growing old. For example, just think of a Striolated Manakin (Machaeropterus striolatus) that will make us confused when it starts developing. So, at which age does the orb-like appearance of a bird merit a change in its name?

Male. Ear-coverts, most of upperparts, and tail are bright olive-green, with a bright glistening red crown, forming a flattened crest. Remiges grayer than the rest of the upperparts, with white tips to the tertials and inner webs of the flight feathers, although these are extremely difficult to see in the field. Secondaries are modfied, with the tips being thickened and enlarged.