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Nunbirds (and their relatives the puffbirds) are a Latin American family of forest birds. Most are large-headed and fluffy; nunbirds are more slender and highly social, going around in large, noisy flocks One of these birds was eating a katydid near Pantiacolla Lodge in the Amazonia region of southeastern Peru; the others were along the Manu River. |
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