[[Image:Mouse-colored_Tapaculo_by_Luiz.jpg|thumb|550px|right|"Serra do Mar Tapaculo". Photo by {{user|Luiz|Luiz}}<br />Itatiaia National Park, Ita
Male dark slaty grey. Female with brown on wings and back and brown-barred flanks, but with equally dark underside.
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...are [[Whooper Swan]] and [[Goosander]], [[Golden Eagle|Golden]] and [[White-tailed Eagle]]s as well as gulls, terns and [[Arctic Skua]].
...ked Gull]], [[European Herring Gull]], [[Great Black-backed Gull]], [[Black-legged Kittiwake]], [[Common Tern]], [[Arctic Tern]], [[Common Cuckoo]], [[M
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*2-3 white wing-bars
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...'s Owl]] and [[Eurasian Pygmy Owl]]. The wetter areas have breeding [[Black-throated Diver]], [[Osprey]] and [[Common Crane]], and [[Whooper Swan]] occu
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*Gray-brown above
...the similar [[Eastern Wood Pewee]], which has stronger wing-bars and does not bob its tail habitually.
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...|thumb|550px|right|Male<br />Photo © {{user|Luiz|Luiz}}<br />Serrinha do Alambari, Resende, Rio de Janeiro, [[Brazil]], September 2006]]
...and greyish speckling on the belly. The tail and the lower back is coppery-rufous.<br />
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...ercial operation catering to pleasure craft and their owners. But that is not the attraction to birders unless you intend to arrive by boat.
...argest cities in the United States. The area is a green park-like setting not always found in cities of this size, it's relatively easy to access. <br />
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[[Image:Yellow-wattled_Bulbul.jpg|thumb|450px|right|Photo © by {{user|Romy+Ocon|Romy O
There is not much known, they do forage on fruit, singly, in pairs or small groups.
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...ers). It is a highly distinctive, dark-brown eyed, golden weaver with olive-yellow wings, tail and back. The head shows a crescent shaped rufous patch a
...confused with sub-adults of the [[Golden Palm Weaver]] the two species do not overlap at all in their range.
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...ve]], [[Common Cuckoo]], [[Eurasian Moorhen]], [[Eurasian Kestrel]], [[Long-tailed Tit]], [[Goldcrest]], [[Redwing]], [[Dunnock]], and [[Red Crossbill]
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...aders on the entire estuary in particular the Icelandic race of the [[Black-tailed Godwit]] where about 6000 can gather on high tides in October.
...rcatcher]], [[Dunlin]], [[Shelduck]] are joined by smaller numbers of [[Bar-tailed Godwit]], [[Red Knot]], [[Grey Plover]], [[Eurasian Curlew]] and even
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'''Alternative names: Magnificent Fruit-dove or Purple-breasted Fruit-dove'''.
...ding their bright plumage, they are hard to see amongst the forest canopy, not the least thanks to their unobtrusive, quiet habits (Frith et al. 1976).
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...(with a link to the genus page), the third for possible splits, which are not yet recognized by all lists (see taxonomy section for details).
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[[Image:Glittering-bellied_Emerald.jpg|thumb|550px|right|Male on the left; female on the right
'''Male''': Head mostly green with blue limited, not surrounding eye; bill red with black tip. Upperparts green, contrasting wit
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...sif is a range of limestone karst hills with dense scrub, pinewoods and sea-cliffs.
...Hills providing an excellent opportunity to see some easily scrub- and rock-dwelling birds.
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...e [[European Starling]], [[Eurasian Wigeon]], [[Northern Lapwing]], [[Black-headed Gull]], and the [[Gadwall]].
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...|Stephen Fletcher}}<br />[[Extremadura]], [[Spain]], January 24, 2009]]<!--Not in gallery; photo at https://extremaduraphotos.webs.com/apps/photos/photo?p
95–120 cm (37-47 in)<br />
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[[Image:Grey-capped_Greenfinch.jpg|thumb|550px|right|Male subspecies ''C. s. ussuriensis'
'''Alternative name: Grey-capped Greenfinch'''
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...great scenic beauty, a wonderful climate and excellent birding and should not be missed.
...ite-winged Tern]]. [[Pied Kingfisher]] is abundant as is [[Little Green Bee-eater]]. Passerines include [[Nile Valley Sunbird]] and [[Common Bulbul]] an
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...#C|coronal]] stripe which is stronger and more distinct at the rear (often not reaching the forehead). A long narrow whitish [[Topography#Heads|superciliu
Upperparts: Yellowish-green with distinct yellow/green fringes to flight feathers. Often two wing
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