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Tody-flycatchers are tiny, strikingly-marked birds with big, flattened bills. This common tody-flycatcher was photographed near Tatama National Park in the Western Andes of Colombia. The tail-twirling display (above, left) was striking but I could not determine what the 'target' of this behavior was. |
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