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White-tailed Jay
njlarsen

White-tailed Jay (Cyanocorax mystacalis)

Immature bird as seen by color of the eye and the less then full development of the white above the eye. This bird has raised the feathers on its rear crown as a crest.
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Location
Jorupe reserve, Loja, SW Ecuador
Date taken
10 June 2019
Scientific name
Cyanocorax mystacalis
Equipment used
Pana G80 w PL100-400
KC Foggin
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Two absolutely beautiful images of this seldom seen species here in the Gallery Niels!
 
delia todd
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What a great picture and find for you Niels. This needs to be on The Opus article.

Talking of which I think one of Stanley's (or your adult) would be better on the page than the current one. And I'm not sure what Jean-Paul's picture adds to the mix?
 

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Central & South America & Mexico
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