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Double-Striped / Mexican Thick-Knee / Double-Striped

Double-Striped / Mexican Thick-Knee / Double-Striped Stone Curlew - female feigning injury to attract predators away from her nest or chicks (Burhinus bistriatus). llanos, Venezuela. Distribution: Southern Mexico, northern Colombia, Venezuela and the Guyanas to the extreme north of Brazil

Picture No
10786721
Media ID
42910548
Size
4252px x 2835px (2.0MB)
Credit
© M. Watson / www.ardea.com
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Picture No
10786721
Contributor Ref
WAT-8844

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Attract Away Bistriatus Burhinus Curlew Curlews Dancing Deception Defence Displays Double Feigning Injured Injury Knee Knees Llanos Mexican Mimicry Stance Striped Thick Venezuela


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