Event JSON
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"content": "Blue Bunting\n\nUnobtrusive small bird of brushy woodland and forest understory in tropical lowlands, mainly in drier habitats. Usually seen as singles or pairs, low in weedy growth. Male blue-black overall; with good views, note the blue forehead, ‘jowls,’ and rump. Female in West Mexico gray-brown overall, in East Mexico rich brown overall. Similar female Varied Bunting has a smaller bill and different call note: a wet plik; Blue Bunting call is a high tsik in West Mexico, a metallic chink in East Mexico.\n\nLink: https://ebird.org/species/blubun\nPhoto Location: United States\nhttps://papers.moresci.sale/media_attachments/files/115/068/764/961/766/483/original/43c5ee702d1a560a.png\n",
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