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Piranga roseogularis

Composite photo of a single individual by Christine.
Location: Cancun, Mexico.

[edit] Identification

Small (15cm, 6") tanager. Male: overall gray with a red crown, reddish wings and tail, and a rose-pink throat patch and crissum. Female: The red parts of the male are replaced with olive. Gray chest and sides, a yellow throat, and buffy belly and crissum.

[edit] Distribution

Belize, northern Guatemala, and the Yucatan Penisula of Mexico.

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[edit] Habitat

The edges of subtropical or tropical dry deciduous forests and heavily degraded former forest.

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