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Colombia, a birdwatcher’s paradise, boasts a staggering 2,000 bird species, providing diverse birding encounters from the northern Caribbean Coast to the far south Putumayo region.
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Endemic to Colombia, where it is found very locally in all three Andean ranges, Turquoise Dacnis is sufficiently rare and threatened by ongoing deforestation to be classified as Vulnerable by BirdLife International. It is a small, short-billed tanager. Males are blue with a black mask, throat, mantle, tail, and wings, while females are dull brown above (grayer on the head), with grayish underparts, becoming yellowish over the central breast and belly. Both sexes have yellow irides. This species inhabits humid lower montane forest and edge, but has been found in shade-tree plantations at one locality.
Source: Birds of the World website