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Male. Photo by Rodrigo Reyes
Location: Cajón del Maipo, Chile.
Phrygilus patagonicus

Identification

Length 15cm. Male - russet back, bluish-grey hood with black lores. Underparts are yellow, with white undertail. Legs are pink. Red eye, cone-shaped gray bill. The female is a duller version, with brown head and olive back.

Similar Species

Similar to the Gray-hooded Sierra Finch but has less white on the underparts mainly restricted to the undertail coverts, and the habitats differ.

Distribution

Central Chile to Patagonia and Argentina.

Taxonomy

Habitat

Forest and at forest edges.

Behaviour

External Links

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