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Baron's Spinetail found in Ecuador and Peru was merged with the Line-cheeked Spinetail in IOC 9.1. | ||||||
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Found at mid-range altitudes, sometimes with mixed flocks. Not skulking like most spinetails. Seems to adapt to degraded forest, so perhaps should not be listed as Vulnerable. Alt photo. | ||||||
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Found only on Isla Coiba. | ||||||
Less skulking than many species of spinetail; almost like a woodcreeper. | ||||||
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Found in tall grass on river islands in large rivers in the Amazon, often with the White-bellied Spinetail. Note dark sides compared to Red-and-white Spinetail Alt. photo | ||||||
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Split from the Marcapata Spinetail because of marked coloration differences. Found in the Vilcabamba mountains. | ||||||
