
Eared Dove
Peru’s abundant open-country dove links a small black cheek mark with spotted wings, reddish legs, and flocks that can expand from a few town birds to moving clouds over crops.
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Peru’s abundant open-country dove links a small black cheek mark with spotted wings, reddish legs, and flocks that can expand from a few town birds to moving clouds over crops.

A highly social scavenger whose broad circles and white wing patches are familiar above both cities and wild rivers.

A versatile diving bird found from Pacific harbors to Amazon rivers, often drying its wings on the nearest exposed perch.

A loud, adaptable tropical flycatcher whose name echoes its ringing kis-ka-dee call.

The calm blue-gray tanager of Amazonian gardens often appears in pairs wherever fruit and open canopy meet.

This grassland bunting broadcasts its own name from Kansas weeds, fences, and bluestem each summer.

This crisp gray-and-gold migrant thrives not in deep forest or open field, but in the shifting edge between them—a habitat easy to erase by accident.