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As is my self-declared tradition of speaking of groups of birds within the species gamut of Trinidad & Tobago, allow me to introduce you to yet another group of three. While the entire Tyrannidae family of Tyrant Flycatchers is massive, the Myiarchus group of those recorded on these two islands comprises just three species. Simple and straightforward enough, right?
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Around Broome the tallest structures are the streetlights and we have quite a variety of them. The current streetlights are gradually being replaced by more economical models as they fail, but the birds don’t care. There are a wide variety of birds around Broome that use the streetlights as a perch and this week I will show you five of them. The header photo is of an Australian White Ibis perched on a streetlight amongst the houses.
Continuing the bureaucratic approach of a previous post, this one covers the Jianfengling birds with names starting from I to Z. The German approach to writing blog posts. This may be a Green-billed Malkoha. Hard to tell as the supposedly green bill is not visible at all. A bit like showing a photo of Mr. Trump without his hair. The Trump hair reference allows for a smooth transition to the next bird, the Lesser Yellownape.
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