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  1. Red-necked Aracari (Western) Pteroglossus bitorquatus sturmii
    ML200951961 eBird checklist S64961736 Report
    Red-necked Aracari (Western) - ML200951961
    rating 3
    4 ratings
    Pará, Brazil
    Media notes A male in a fruiting tree, looking around before flying away. Elevation: 223 m. …
    Behaviors Flying
  2. Red-necked Aracari (Western) Pteroglossus bitorquatus sturmii
    ML200951951 eBird checklist S64961736 Report
    Red-necked Aracari (Western) - ML200951951
    rating 3
    4 ratings
    Pará, Brazil
    Media notes A male in a bare tree, scratching its head and looking around. Elevation: 223 m.…
  3. Red-necked Aracari (Western) Pteroglossus bitorquatus sturmii
    ML200951901 eBird checklist S64961735 Report
    Red-necked Aracari (Western) - ML200951901
    rating 3
    4 ratings
    Pará, Brazil
    Media notes A male in a tree, looking around and plucking a piece of fruit before flying awa…
    Behaviors Flying
  4. Red-necked Aracari (Western) Pteroglossus bitorquatus sturmii
    ML200951891 eBird checklist S64961736 Report
    Red-necked Aracari (Western) - ML200951891
    rating 3
    4 ratings
    Pará, Brazil
    Media notes A panting male in a tree, seen from below. If split, endemic to NC Brazil. Eleva…
  5. Red-necked Aracari (Western) Pteroglossus bitorquatus sturmii
    ML200951881 eBird checklist S64961736 Report
    Red-necked Aracari (Western) - ML200951881
    rating 3
    4 ratings
    Pará, Brazil
    Media notes A perched male in a bare tree, looking around. If split, endemic to NC Brazil. E…