Here's another species from the Colombian Páramo, the Many-striped Canastero.
This bird is another Furnarid family member (recall the Streaked Tuftedcheek
from a few days ago).
This guy responded to a bit of playback on a rainy morning at Sumapaz National
Park high above Bogotá (~11,000 feet). This was the last keeper from my 7
weeks in the country.
The perch is a dead frailejon, a common paramo plant. The second image shows
several flowering frailejones in the foreground.
Canon 500mm f/4 IS v1 + 1.4x III one EOS 5D Mark IV
1/800 at f/5.6, ISO 1250, handheld
Processed in LR CC
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