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Numerous species of meadowhawks occur in North America (and elsewhere), The black meadowhawk shown here has considerable sexual dimorphism, with blackish males and yellow-and-black females. It resembles several other species, including the sympatric band-winged meadowhawk and the very common variegated meadowhawk. Black meadowhawks may have quite local distributions; these were photographed at River Springs in Mono County, California (many thanks to Ron and Barbara Oriti, who showed us this isolated spot). |
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