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Yellow-faced Grassquit (male)
Yellow-faced Grassquit (Tiaris olivaceus pusillus) Five subspecies are recognized with a single subspecies occurring in Costa Rica, subspecies pusillus. Found on both the Pacific and Atlantic sides of Costa Rica but apparently absent from dry lowlands of the northwest. It can be found from sea...- Stanley Jones
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- Category: Central & South America & Mexico
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Crested Guan
Crested Guan (Penelope purpurascens aequatorialis) Three subspecies are recognized with only subspecies aequatorialis being mapped for Costa Rica. Previously found throughout Costa Rica but is now absent from deforested areas due to hunting and habitat destruction and is now currently rare...- Stanley Jones
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- Comments: 18
- Category: Central & South America & Mexico
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"I" was the one watched this day
Little squirrel, downtown Mobile, AL...- autumnwhispers2me
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- Comments: 4
- Category: Wild Mammals
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Enjoying a peaceful foggy morning
Again, I am new to birding and do not know what kind of bird this is. He/she was simply sitting quietly in the fog, so I grabbed my camera. Lucky me. :)- autumnwhispers2me
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- Comments: 5
- Category: North America
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A watcher in downtown Mobile, AL
Because I'm new to birding I have no idea what kind of bird this is. I simply found the little one beautiful, and since he/she posed so pretty for me.... :)- autumnwhispers2me
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- Comments: 3
- Category: North America