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Description
Some sort of tinker barbet (yes BirdLife treats the african barbets in the toucan family which sort of bugs me)
May. 04, 2012 05:44:36 -0700
Comments & Identifications
Ha, I just clicked on this, not seeing who uploaded it, about to comment that I'm pretty sure this isn't a toucan. If you've narrowed it down to the tinker barbets, I think you're looking within the Pogoniulus genus.
Comments & Identifications
Ha, I just clicked on this, not seeing who uploaded it, about to comment that I'm pretty sure this isn't a toucan. If you've narrowed it down to the tinker barbets, I think you're looking within the Pogoniulus genus.
Or, what do you think about a yellow-spotted barbet (Buccanodon duchaillui) ID? Looks very likely to me.
Yep - immature yellow-spotted barbet
Thanks guys! Monotypic genus -cool!
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