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Rufous-naped Wren (Campylorhynchus rufinucha)
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An unmistakable large wren of semi-open areas on Pacific slope. Crown black, long bold white superciliary, ear-coverts blackish; upper back rufous, becoming browner on remainder of back; wings boldly barred buffy whitish and dusky; tail blackish boldly barred whitish, and with broad white tips; creamy white below. Usually they are found in pairs or small family groups; tail often cocked, and regularly fanned or swivelled around. Has a varied vocal repertoire consisting of repeated loud phrases, some harsh and some more melodic, frequently given as a duet.
Photograph taken in Managua, Nicaragua: October 14, 2010
(I was driving a narrow country road today in the Sequatchie Valley (the longest valley in the world) when I spotted this handsome burro. This valley is bordered by two mountain ranges. There are beautiful farms for many miles.)
Red-Naped Sapsucker © Steve Frye. Photo taken on the Flying Circus Birders of Boulder Walk on June 27, 2020.
Nap Time on one of those really really hot sunny days we've been having lately.
Madison Sq Park, NYC