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Stock Photo: Xiphocolaptes Promeropirhynchus, Strong-Billed Woodcreeper

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Xiphocolaptes promeropirhynchus, Strong-billed woodcreeper The bird is perched on the tree trunk in nice natural wildlife environment of Ecuador

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