Found in dry brush/forest at lower elevations than others in its genus (Ridgely). |
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A typical 'atlapetes' brush finch, also called the Black-faced Brushfinch. |
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A giant brushfinch found in or near the paramo (3000m and up). Resting. |
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Split from the Slaty Brushfinch found further north based on differences in morphology, vocalizations and mtDNA divergence (IOC). |
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Found only in Peru after the Choco Brushfinch of western Ecuador and Colombia (Chocó) was split off. |