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    Opisthoxia phrynearia

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    Flame-pumped Tanager

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    A Very Small Orchid

    Wearing a sequined pantsuit
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    Female Red-headed Barbet

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    Andean Emerald

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    No ID

    For investigative readers try to find out what this is. It has stumped several experts.
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    Small Tarantula

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    Melissa's Favorite

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    Acorn Woodpecker

    Common in the US West and common here too.
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    Another Melissa

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    Hammaptera ignifera

    A flying carpet
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    Melisa

    A new subject. I will move her away from the wall next time.
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    Another Aleja

    Apologies for double posting La Parter. By way of compensation here is another of Aleja.
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    La Partera

    Renowned midwife on Colombia's Pacific coast.
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    Toucan Barbet

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    Food Server

    At a cultural event.
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    Alejandra

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    La Partera

    This woman is a renowned "partera" or midwife on the Pacific coast of Colombia where doctors are few and far between.
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    Daniela

    On a visit to the zoo.
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    Santa Marta Antbird

    I was pleased to get this shot. It is a skulker and an endemic to the north coast of Colombia.
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