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Extralimital Yellow-rumped Marshbird (1 Viewer)

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Lee and I found a Yellow-rumped Marshbird in Tucuman Province, well west of the normal range. Here is our photo, from Tafí del Valle, Tucumán, Argentina. Is vagrancy known in these marshbirds?

I assume we have the identification right. Are they held in captivity?

Thanks for information,
Jeff
 

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Can't see any problem with ID and I would guess that vagrancy is most likely explanation. (I've seen Brown & Yellow Marshbird in captivity in UK about 30 years ago, but I feel that information is of limited value here!)

Cheers

James
 
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