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It's impossible to tell from these images, but the white-winged black tyrant is well-named. There is a large white patch in the primary and secondary wing feathers that flashes when the bird flies; I'm surprised that no trace of it can be seen when the bird is perched. This bird was photographed near Waquecha Research Station, at about 3000 m elevation along the Manu Road, just after it passes over the crest of the Andes and descends eastward into the Peruvian Amazon. |
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