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A confusing array of woodcreepers -- slim birds that work their way up and down tree trunks and brances -- are found in the forests of Central and South America. This one, the plain-brown woodcreeper, is -- as its name implies -- one of the most simply marked, with few stripes, spots, etc. except for a malar stripe. The bird was photographed on the old Gamboa road trail near the 'Summit' on the road between Panama City and Gamboa, Panama. |
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