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Peering into the canopy for the little finches that seriously did not stop long enough in the open to shutter, this streak of yellow zipped thru. reaction shot ,focus is off and posted here only because Im not sure what it might be. could be yellow robin
Conrail 8057, with a CNW & UP unit, lead train PIEL up the hill at Big Beaver, PA on November 16, 1991. The train is about to enter Highland Cut, and will gain the top of the grade out of the Beaver River Valley.
DSC_8057 - 11503 - SN69 ZRK - Alexander Dennis E40D/Alexander Dennis Enviro400 MMC - Stagecoach Newcastle - Balliol Business Park 17/05/20
South American Comb Duck (f)
(Sarkidiornis sylvicola )
The comb duck, also known as the American comb duck, is an unusual duck found in tropical wetlands in continental South America. It is present in regions of eastern Paraguay, southeastern Brazil, and extreme northeastern Argentina, and is occasionally seen as a vagrant on Trinidad. Males have a large black lump on the bill, dark flanks, and a whitish belly, while females have a plain bill and grey flanks. The comb duck occurs throughout much of South America, rarely straying north to Costa Rica, and is typically found in freshwater rivers, lakes, and marshes