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Name: Buff-breasted babbler
Scientific: Pellorneum tickelli
Malay: Kekicau Dada Jingga / Rimba Ranting
Family: Pellorneidae
IUCN Red List (v3.1, 2016): Least Concern
Gear: SONY a9 + SEL200600G.
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A Buff-breasted Sandpiper feeds along a field at the Challenger Road side of Overpeck Park in Leonia, NJ. Digiscoped on 09/17/10.
Buff-breasted Sandpiper (Calidris subruficollis) - Goofy Ridge, Chautauqua NWR, Mason Co., IL - 19 Aug 2013 (photo by Shawn Billerman)
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So so weird to be doing this walking tour of streetart in an area that is bizarrely empty of streetart.... the only non-Tate streetart was in the local park, or, like this, buffed
On the Tate Modern Streetart walking tour - an exhibition on the streets.... well, except for the pieces that have mysteriously disappeared... a lovely day out with flickrrs Niznoz, Moufle, Dr joolz and TT... strange going on a graff walking tour in an area that is completely devoid of non-Tate graff.... strange seeing this part of Southwark in its new incarnation of yuppy flats and tourism (it wasn't like that when I was growing up in SE London...), but totally worth getting up at 5.30 am for! And I *never* thought I'd say that ever!
The buff-crested bustard lacks a hind toe and thus cannot perch, so they are limited to walking on the ground and cannot roost in trees. It has a buff protrusion of feathers off the back of the head and neck which gives it it's name.