...ne separated by a grey supercilium. There is a white eye ring and the bill is pink.
This is a [[Dictionary_P-S#P|polytypic]] species, consisting of two subspecies<sup>
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This is a [[Dictionary_P-S#P|polytypic]] species consisting of four subspecies<sup>
:*South-central [[US]] ([[Kansas]] to [[Oklahoma]] and [[Texas]])
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This is a [[Dictionary_P-S#P|polytypic]] species, consisting of three subspecies<su
:*Eastern [[US]] (south-western [[Connecticut]] to [[Alabama]] and northern [[Georgia]]);
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The Boreal Owl is 22-27 cm long with a 50-62 cm wingspan.<br />
...te flecking on the shoulders. Below it is whitish streaked brown. The head is large, with yellow eyes and a white facial disc, and a "surprised" appearan
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[[Cave Swallow]] of [[Texas]] and Southwest is similar but smaller, with darker rump and pale buff throat. [[Mexico|Mexic
:*Breeds [[Alaska]] and [[US]]; winters to [[South America]]
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...very similar to the closely related [[American Robin]], but the coloration is distinctive.
...north-western [[Canada]] to north-western [[US]]; winters to west-central US
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The migration of this bird is variable; in some winters, it may wander as far south as the southern U.S.
The range of this bird has expanded far to the east in historical times, possibly due to plan
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...Gulf Coast]], and [[Florida]]. Winters north to southern [[Canada]]. There is an introduced population in [[Bermuda]].<br />
...b. brachyrhynchos'' - Central and e Canada to e-central US; winters to se US
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...wing bars. The short bill is pale with a dark tip and the back of the neck is grey; they have a long tail.
...grey in Chipping. Brewer's in winter is a weakly patterned bird, but there is a little overlap with Clay-colored meaning that a few birds may be impossib
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...y-brown above, with rusty-red tone to rump and tail (like Nightingale, but is slightly bigger, more compact and shorter-tailed than that species, besides
This is a [[Dictionary_P-S#P|polytypic]] species, consisting of 9 subspecies<sup>[[
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This is a [[Dictionary_P-S#M|polytypic]] species consisting of two subspecies:<sup>
:*East-central [[Canada]] to north-eastern [[US]]; winters to [[Florida]] and [[Texas]]
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Summer range is central to northern states of the eastern [[United States]]. Winters in the
This is a [[Dictionary_P-S#P|polytypic]] species, consisting of two subspecies<sup>
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...om south-central [[Canada]] (Ontario) to east, central and south-eastern [[US]].
...ecies leaving only the nominate subspecies. Not all authorities agree with this split.
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:*Locally in [[Aleutian Islands]], [[Alaska]], [[Canada]] and northern [[US]]
:*Locally from southern [[US]] to north-western [[Mexico]]
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...and northern [[Mexico]]. Recent results suggest that at least part of the US population after having bred in early parts of summer migrates to north-wes
:*North-central and eastern [[US]] to [[Florida]]; winters to [[Panama]]
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Body is similar in size and morph to [[Western Kingbird]], but the white head and e
...ng from south-east Mexico to [[Panama]]. In the US, the state of [[Texas]] is the best place to see ''Tyrannus forficatus''. Ranges extends over [[Oklah
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It is native to most of [[North America]] and parts of [[Central America]].
...o southern [[Labrador]], [[Newfoundland]], [[Montana]] and north-eastern [[US]]
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...of the [[United States]] and southernmost parts of [[Canada]]; members of this groups are at least partly migratory.
...bspecies of House Wren. There has been several suggestions about splitting this species into several species, with the approximate divisions given in the D
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Both have dark legs, and the bill is thin and pointed.<br />
:*Breeds south-eastern [[Canada]] and north-eastern [[US]]; winters to central [[Florida]] and northern Gulf Coast
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...pecker]] has a proportionately larger bill than [[Downy Woodpecker]], that is about the same length as the head.<br/>
...markings on its outer tail feathers that the Downy has. (This field mark is less useful in the Northwest where darker races of both species exist and t
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