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Flame-faced Tanager (juvenile)
Flame-faced Tanager (Tangara parzudakii subsp. parzudakii) Juvenile. Sexes similar. Abra Patricia Reserve, Owlet Lodge, Amazonas, Peru. Tropical humid montane forest (cloud forest) at 2,310 m (7,579 ft) elevation, eastern-slope of the Andes.
Habitat
Tropical humid montane forest (cloud forest) at 2,310 m (7,579 ft) elevation, eastern-slope of the Andes.
Location
Abra Patricia Reserve, Owlet Lodge, Amazonas, Peru.
Date taken
January 2017
Scientific name
Tangara parzudakii
Equipment used
Canon
Supporter
Such a colourful juvenile and a most unusual setting! A beautiful capture indeed Stanley!

Chris
 
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A beautiful image of this Juvie Tanager Stanley and added to Opus with much thanks guy :t:
 
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Opus Editor
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What a lovely picture you've taken of this tanager Stanley (at least I'm guessing you meant to put 'tanager' and not warbler LOL )

Such an unusual species to come into the Gallery too. Very well done my friend - thanks so much for showing him to us.
 
Excellent shot of this handsome youngster! and of his biotope, I might add. Is that some sort of fig tree? And does he eat the fruits or (and?) the insects on it, or is he just perched there for no foraging reason?
 
I suspect that without the yellow in the crown that this bird will have been difficult to spot in that setting.

A fascinating composition, Stanley.
 

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Central & South America & Mexico
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