Hummingbird So Rare, Look Where We Found It!
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Hummingbird So Rare, Look Where We Found It!
The elusive Rufous-webbed Brilliant is not an easy bird to find. As of this date there are only 116 observations reported on eBird. It is a Peru endemic. The male has an iridescent green body with reddish-brown webbing of his wing feathers, usually observed in flight. He has a vibrant rosy red throat, a pale belly and white white untertail ...
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