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"content": "Straneck's Tyrannulet\n\nSmall flycatcher with a gray head, an olive-brown back, a whitish throat, and a yellow belly. Note the white eyebrow and broken eye-ring. Occurs in woodland and scrub; migrates to the northeast during the austral winter. The song is a single note followed by a trill: “twie tirrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr.” The similar White-crested Tyrannulet has a different song and is also slightly larger, with a white crown patch that is often concealed.\n\nLink: https://ebird.org/species/gyctyr2\nPhoto Location: Argentina\nhttps://papers.moresci.sale/media_attachments/files/115/676/755/289/275/837/original/01766e7e618a4a4e.jpg\n",
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