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woodcreeper, Osa peninsula, Costa Rica, May, 2005 (1 Viewer)

dominic.patagonia

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Another old (and bad) set of pics here. Not sure if I identified it at the time - probably - but I have a bunch of woodcreepers on my list for that area.

I'm torn between Cocoa and Long-tailed.

Seems to show features of both... ;)
 

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I seems to me that the mantle has spots which should exclude Long-tailed. I am not positive on what it is, though.

Niels
 
Cocoa. That large, heavy bill rules out all but Cocoa, Barred and Black-banded in Central America.

Keep in mind Long-tailed, while present in the Osa, is quite uncommon.
 
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