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Rufous-backed Thrush (Robin)
SueO

Rufous-backed Thrush (Robin) (Turdus rufopalliatus)

Endemic to West Mexico.
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Habitat
Tropical deciduous forest
Location
Hualtulco, Mexico
Date taken
Dec. 12, 2013
Scientific name
Turdus rufopalliatus
Equipment used
Sony Superzoom
delia todd
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It's lovely to find you 'on board' again Sue... and with such a lovely picture too.

Hope you're doing fine lass.
 
SueO
Thanks, Delia, I'm doing fine here in Hualtulco that's for sure. It's sunny and warm, walks are easy and the place is covered with endemics. Hope your fine also.
Sue
 
SueO
Thanks Stanley. It's not the quality you and others on here post, but when I typed it in search, I only got the Grayson's [Rufous-backed] Thrush so I thought I would post my Not-so-Jones quality shot.;)
Sue
 
SueO
OM! I just noticed on the post I sent to Delia that I put 'your' rather than 'you're'. :) Can't believe I did that--that bugs me sooo much when I see it. Doh!
 

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Central & South America & Mexico
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