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Male © Vicente Pantoja Maggi eBird S35729882 Macaulay Library ML 69243891
Female © VERONICA ARAYA GARCIA
Juvenile © Etienne Artigau🦩
Female © Freddy Olivares
Female © VERONICA ARAYA GARCIA

Black-hooded Sierra Finch Phrygilus atriceps

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Attractive small “finch” that is actually a tanager of the high Andes; found in villages, agricultural terraces, scrubby slopes, and bogs. Associates readily with other small seed-eating birds and in some places is tame and acclimated, begging for food at picnic sites. Handsome male is striking and distinctive with a golden back and plain dark wings (compare with smaller siskins). Female and immature are duller, but dark slaty hood and golden tones to back are distinctive. Compare with Gray-hooded Sierra-Finch to south and Peruvian Sierra-Finch to north.

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