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Published: 2009-11-09 01:20:45 +0000 UTC; Views: 456; Favourites: 22; Downloads: 13
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These are some of Bolivia's most common birds, also known as "hornero", or, to you gringos, ovenbirds. They're very confident little creatures, and fun to watch in the garden.Related content
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Hornero!
They're everywhere in Bs As and La Plata (I just came back from there). Very noisy though!
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DΓ³nde estΓ‘ Bs As?
Yes, very noisy. But fun to watch
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What a great colorful bird! I like the shot, but it's not as crisp as it should be in my opinion
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Yeah, I know what you mean. My telephoto lens has been having problems shooting wide open recently, which I didn't realize when I took the picture...
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Hmm that's too bad, but i still like the result!
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we don't have those in Chile... the birds you see easily around here are sparrows, treiles [link] , bandurria [link] , tiuques [link] , and swallows
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Haha, we have treiles and tiuques (know as pajaros and aves, respectfully 
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Lol!! I like treiles, they're cool
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Me too! They're not too common here, but I see them flying over my house on occasion.
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there's a couple of them that are always chillin on the little park in front of my house.. I haven't gotten the chance to photograph them with good light though, everytime the sun comes out the park gets filled up with little kids and the birds scape
hmpf
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Hahaha, I know that predicament. I was trying to photograph the suyubus (blue-grey tanagers) in my garden, and my little host brother would NOT go away and stop making noise, and eventually the whole family came over and had a party. I was so pissed off...
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