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...wn streaking and a bill that is light (often yellowish). Eye is white, and the tail corners are white. Four subspecies share the range from the southern [[Bahamas]] and [[Puerto Rico]] through [[Lesser Antilles]] to a c

Found on the [[Philippines|Philippine Islands]] and Karekelong Island (Talaud Islands). This is a [[Dictionary_M-O#M|monotypic]] species.<br />

====Similar Species==== This is a [[Dictionary_M-S#M|monotypic]] species^{[[#References|[1]]]}.

Found in southwest [[Europe]] in [[Spain]], [[Portugal]], the Mediterranean coast of [[France]], and southern [[Italy]] ([[Sardinia]] and This is a [[Dictionary_M-O#M|monotypic]] species.<br />

[[Africa]], Coastal [[Asia]], [[India]], the [[Philippines]], southern [[New Guinea]] and [[Australia]]. This is a [[Dictionary_M-O#M|monotypic]] species^{[[#References|[1]]]}.

====Similar Species==== This is a [[Dictionary_M-S#M|monotypic]] species^{[[#References|[1]]]}.

Young birds are similar to adults but are paler and lack the bold face markings. This is a [[Dictionary_M-O#M|monotypic]] species^{[[#References|[1]]]}.

Very variable species plumage-wise *Close views: slit-shaped nostrils and small feathers on the skin that is bare in most other raptors should be seen.

...oming yellow in male during second year, but becomes more reddish-brown in the female. ...the United States this bird is found as a migrant with birds wintering on the West coast.

====Similar Species==== ...ed (not peachy) breast. [[White-rumped Sandpiper]] and [[Stilt Sandpiper]] share white uppertail coverts in flight, but differ structurally; Stilt Sandpiper

[[Image:Babe in the woods.jpg|thumb|350px|right|Juvenile<br />Photo &copy; by {{user|Doc+Duck|D ====Similar species====

...oung Birds''': lack the red eye-ring, have a black bill which turns red as they mature. ====Similar species====

====Similar species==== ...ly larger bill than [[Downy Woodpecker]], that is about the same length as the head.<br/>

...e birds predominate, particularly so in the west of the bird's range where the ratio of pale to dark is approaching 4:1. The incidence of dark phase birds increases towards the east of the bird's range approaching a 3:2 ratio of pale to dark in [[Turkey]].

...e, sometimes doubled on each feather. Also varies in extent of scaling in the throat area. <br /> ...rside is buffy, gradually lighter towards undertail coverts and lacking in the scaly effect. Bill is black in both adult and juveniles.

...w-and-white 'V' on the tip, forming a yellow line with white tick marks on the closed wing; secondaries with 6-8 red 'wax' tips; black throat patch with s ...single pale yellow streak on the tip, forming a yellow line (no ticks) on the closed wing; secondaries with 4-8 red 'wax' tips; black throat patch with s

...|thumb|350px|right|Male ''domesticus'' on the left, male ''bactrianus'' on the right<br />Photo &copy; by {{user|china+guy|Meggie Francis}}<br/>Hongya, Si * Bold black bib with whitish throat sides, most prominent in the breeding season. Cheeks dusky grey (white in ''bactrianus'' and ''indicus''

...re coastal wetland. He named this property Rancho La Bolsa Chica, because the bigger lagoon looked like a small purse or pocket - "bolsa chica" meaning s ...re resident and some are migrants which nest there. Other plant and animal species found in California coastal wetlands can also be seen.