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Chiguanco Thrush

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==Identification== ==Identification==
 +====Similar species====
 +This species lacks the yellow eye ring found in [[Great Thrush]]
==Distribution== ==Distribution==
[[Chile]], [[Ecuador]], [[Argentina]], [[Bolivia]], and [[Peru]]. [[Chile]], [[Ecuador]], [[Argentina]], [[Bolivia]], and [[Peru]].
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There are 3 subspecies. There are 3 subspecies.
==Habitat== ==Habitat==
-High-altitude shrubland.+High-altitude shrubland often arid areas, but also gardens and parks and open forested areas. .
==Behaviour== ==Behaviour==

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Turdus chiguanco
Photo by Gary Clark Location: Quebrada del Condorito, Cordoba Province, Argentina.
Photo by Gary Clark
Location: Quebrada del Condorito, Cordoba Province, Argentina.

Contents

Identification

Similar species

This species lacks the yellow eye ring found in Great Thrush

Distribution

Chile, Ecuador, Argentina, Bolivia, and Peru.

Taxonomy

There are 3 subspecies.

Habitat

High-altitude shrubland often arid areas, but also gardens and parks and open forested areas. .

Behaviour

References

Wikipedia

External Links

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