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"content": "Small-billed Tinamou\n\nSmall unobtrusive tinamou, which can be locally common in grasslands, savanna, and agricultural areas. Striking red bill and legs are its most notable features, otherwise largely gray with a brown back and scalloped vent. Similar Tataupa Tinamou has purple legs. The song is a long, descending trill of “trii” notes that finishes with a low “truuu truuu truuu” which can be heard all day. Sometimes just the last notes are sung.\n\nLink: https://ebird.org/species/smbtin1\nPhoto Location: Brazil\nhttps://papers.moresci.sale/media_attachments/files/116/710/835/243/600/438/original/964badf0d4129370.jpg\n",
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