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tawny antpitta

  1. Tawny Antpitta

    Tawny Antpitta

    Tawny Antpitta (Grallaria quitensis subsp. quitensis) Sexes similar. Along Antenna Road near Papallacta Pass, Parque Nacional, Cayambe-Coca, Guaman, Napo Province, Ecuador. Paramo grassland with scattered shrubs at 4,084 m (13,400 ft) elevation. Eastern-slope of the Andes.
    • Stanley Jones
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    • Category: Central & South America & Mexico
  2. Tawny Antipitta

    Tawny Antipitta

    Tawny Antpitta (Grallaria quitensis) Along the water plant road of the Village of Pappalacta, Ecuador. East-slope of the Andes. This species is heard more often than seen but is still the easiest seen Antpitta in Ecuador, due to its habit of sitting in the open on top of shrubs and small trees.
    • Stanley Jones
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    Tawny Antpitta

    This tame Tawny Antpitta came in and hopped around us while we were eating our picnic at Yanacocha, (NW Ecuador), even coming in to grab crumbs off the floor! See more like this at LOST IN BIRDING http://www.samwoodsbirding.blogspot.com/
    • Sam Woods
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    Tawny antpitta

    Last of the antpittas I managed to get recognizable photographs of. This is the "easy" one, discovered rooting about just below the tree line on the slopes of an extinct volcano. Also flammulated treehunter and occelated tapaculo here, along with lots and lots of rain.
    • Momo
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    Tawny Antpitta

    We were lucky to see 4 of these birds through the day! One of the easiest antpittas to see.
    • Michael W
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