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Large. Bill moderately long, yellowish at base, greenish at tip; eyes, bare eyering, and legs coral red. Head and longish neck gray; throat paler; crown tinged brown; upperparts olive; breast and sides cinnamon rufous; rearparts including abdomen, rump, and tail black; primaries rufous chestnut (usually concealed at rest). Immatures are duller and the bill and legs are dusky.</p><p> | Large. Bill moderately long, yellowish at base, greenish at tip; eyes, bare eyering, and legs coral red. Head and longish neck gray; throat paler; crown tinged brown; upperparts olive; breast and sides cinnamon rufous; rearparts including abdomen, rump, and tail black; primaries rufous chestnut (usually concealed at rest). Immatures are duller and the bill and legs are dusky.</p><p> | ||
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To 2300m. Pacific coast south to Baud� Mountains; otherwise generally throughout South America. Central Mexico south to northern Argentina and Uruguay. Trinidad. | To 2300m. Pacific coast south to Baud� Mountains; otherwise generally throughout South America. Central Mexico south to northern Argentina and Uruguay. Trinidad. | ||
==Identification== | ==Identification== | ||
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==External Links== | ==External Links== | ||
{{GSearch|Aramides+cajanea}} | {{GSearch|Aramides+cajanea}} | ||
[[Category:Birds]] | [[Category:Birds]] | ||
Revision as of 20:07, 2 July 2007
- Aramides cajanea
Description
Large. Bill moderately long, yellowish at base, greenish at tip; eyes, bare eyering, and legs coral red. Head and longish neck gray; throat paler; crown tinged brown; upperparts olive; breast and sides cinnamon rufous; rearparts including abdomen, rump, and tail black; primaries rufous chestnut (usually concealed at rest). Immatures are duller and the bill and legs are dusky.
Range :
To 2300m. Pacific coast south to Baud� Mountains; otherwise generally throughout South America. Central Mexico south to northern Argentina and Uruguay. Trinidad.
