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This land has gone through extensive ecosystem destruction from farming cattle and soybeans. We had been birding the north-west side of Argentina for 7 days and drove more than 3,000 km. This was the first part of our birding trip to Argentina and it was coming to an end. The closer we got to J.V.
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The memory was triggered recently by a weed catcher on Laguna de los Copios in Buenos Aires, Argentina. A Cattle Tyrant rode shotgun on the collecting bucket, leaping down into the scoop when it spied something to eat. Oh, to be that tractor driver! La laguna is troubled by floating weed.
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Several likely winter in the southern Amazon (where the forest and all of its incredible biodiversity is being steadily decimated and replaced with massive cattle farms) but according to migration data, even more may depend on the forests of the Gran Chaco in Paraguay and northern Argentina as well as related dry forest habitats in Bolivia.
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