adult; no sexual dimorphism (California, USA; 2006-11-04)
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Wrentit
Chamaea fasciata
Native Range:
North America
Notes:
a bird whose precise evolutionary relationships have long puzzled ornithologists; common inhabitant of chaparral and brushy slopes, where this secretive bird is heard far more often than seen; song an accelerating descending trill.
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frontal view; cocked tail and pert attitude (California, USA; 2007-04-29)
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white eyebrow, slightly decurved bill (California, USA; 2007-04-29)
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lightly streaked underparts (California, USA; 2006-09-17)
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juvenile (California, USA; 2009-06-28)
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white iris, plain brown upperparts (California, USA; 2006-11-04)
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long tail (California, USA; 2006-07-30)
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nest made of woven grasses (California, USA; 2006-05-13) |
posing for a picture (California, USA; 2006-07-30) |