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Plumbeous, Cassin's, and blue-headed vireos were formerly considered one species, the spectacled vireo. All have striking 'spectacles' around the eye and loud voices; the plumbeous vireo has a gray-and-white coloration and a preference for dry woodland and forest in the American southwest. These were photographed in the Chiricahua and Santa Rita Mountains of southeastern Arizona.. |
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