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"content": "White-rimmed Brushfinch\n\nA rare and striking finch-like bird restricted to cloud forest of the Andes of Ecuador and southern Colombia. It is black with an olive breast and belly and a chestnut crown; the bold, white “spectacles” set it apart from any other bird in range. Sexes look alike. Typically encountered alone or in pairs; stays low, and usually remains in dense cover. Often first detected by its song, which consists of a series of sweet whistles and chirps; it sings faster and mixes in rapid trills when agitated.\n\nLink: https://ebird.org/species/wrbfin1\nPhoto Location: Colombia\nhttps://papers.moresci.sale/media_attachments/files/115/338/668/235/824/974/original/1c6ab73db5c099ed.jpg\n",
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