We spent the morning of Sunday, January 15, 2012, birding along a small tributary (Tapara Creek) of the Amazon below the main confluence of the Ucayali-Marañón Rivers. Brad photographed a Lesser Kiskadee, Pitangus lictor, with nesting material in its mouth. It is similar in coloration to a Great Kiskadee but is smaller and more slender. The bill is narrower, and rufous-colored edging is present on wing edges. Temperatures were in the upper 70's on this humid morning with overcast skies.


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Date/Time 2013:06:21 17:41:33
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