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  1. Tawny frogmouth

    Tawny frogmouth

    • Wingit
    • Media item
    • brisbane oxley creek common podargus strigoides queensland tawny frogmouth
    • Comments: 5
    • Category: Asia, Australia & Pacific Islands
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    Cerise-crowned jacamar

    This species shows in Birds of Peru (Schulenberg et al) as the Yellow-billed jacamar but HBW has split it. Sources suggest it is restricted to terra firme forest. I photographed a pair in varzea forest (not flooded at the time) on 8 July 2016 at Anguilla, Rio Nanay, NE Peru near Allpahuayo...
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    • Forum: Peru
  3. W

    Birds of Peru, Schulenberg, et al. Rev. Ed. 2010, Quick Index

    Very useful. Thanks for sharing!
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    Junin Grebe

    Thanks Melanie. It would be tragic to see another South American grebe species go extinct. I found this artist whose idea was to depict extinct birds in the fashion of the time of their extinction. One he has depicted is the Atitlan grebe. I so hope the Junin grebe doesn't go that way! The link...
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    Canopy Observation tower at Tapiche Reserve

    I visited Tapiche Reserve about a year ago. You travel from Iquitos to Nauta then Requena and a 4 hour boat trip to the reserve, privately owned. They now have a canopy observation tower near a lake. I would be interested to hear if anyone visits and the species seen. I went to that lake and...
    • Wingit
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    • Forum: Peru
  6. W

    Junin Grebe

    Congratulations on a great project! May I ask what are the 3 grebe species that have gone extinct in the last 40 years? Are there lessons to be learnt from them for the Junin Grebe?
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