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 1/1600 sec f/9.0 ISO 400 You can tell this is a Juvenile Male because the Adult Male would have a much more pronounced red area on its stomach and also a brighter red crest. In my opinion, the Pyrrhuloxia is one of the prettiest birds at the ranch. All comments are welcomed, both good and bad. Thanks for looking. |
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