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Stripe-headed Antpitta
Stanley Jones

Stripe-headed Antpitta (Grallaria andicolus)

Stripe-headed Antipitta (Grallaria andicolus subsp. andicolus) Sexes similar. Cordillera Blancas, northeast of Yungay, Huascarn National Park, northeast of Yungay, Ancash, Per. Up mountain past Yuraq Corral. Semihumid mountain scrub with patches of elfin forest at ca. 4,450 m (14,600 ft).

We leave tomorrow for a week in Panama. Not a birding trip but I will take an hour or two daily to look for birds. Have a great week folks!
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Habitat
Semihumid mountain scrub with patches of elfin forest at ca. 4,450 m (14,600 ft).
Location
Cordillera Blancas, northeast of Yungay, Huascarn National Park, northeast of Yungay, Ancash, Per.
Date taken
August 2017
Scientific name
Grallaria andicolus
Equipment used
Canon
aloktewari
Opus Editor
Supporter
Three brilliant images with wonderful info, as usual, Stanley ... great work ... tfs ...
Enjoy your Panama trip ... best wishes ...
 
KC Foggin
Supporter
And another beautiful bird and image headed towards Opus. Beautifully captured Stanley!
 
maist
Excellent image of this interesting and beautiful bird, Stanley! Very detailed, closeup and clear, Superb shot!
 
delia todd
Staff member
Opus Editor
Supporter
Another wonderful find for you Stanley!!! And a super picture it is too.

Very nicely taken my friend.

Enjoy Panama!!
 
Doc Duck
What a charmer :D Have a nice trip! Hope you see a lot of birds on your excursions |=)|
 

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