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Ash-breasted tit-tyrants are active, attractively-marked specialists on Polylepis woodlands -- a high-altitude habitat that is rapidly disappearing due to extensive firewood cutting. This one was photographed at Abra Malaga Pass, at about 4300 m altitude (about 14,500 feet) near Cuzco, Peru. It did not sit still long enough, or come close enough, to allow a really good image. |
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