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[caption id="attachment_1239" align="alignleft" width="240" caption="White-whiskered Puffbird by Gianfranco Gomez"][/caption]

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Puffbirds build their nests in active termite nests or dig out a burrow in the ground or on the side of a small hillock with a short entrance tunnel with twigs and dead leaves extending out an additional 3 inches. The actual nest is lined with leaves. Those that build in termite nests seem to tolerate termites crawling all over them during incubation (From Alexander Skutch’s book of Birds of Tropical America, real brand Klonopin online, Klonopin online cod, 1983). Ground burrows can be as long as 22 inches.

So why are they called puffbirds? As you can see from the photo, fast shipping Klonopin, My Klonopin experience, they are stout birds with fairly large heads and their feathers have a puffed-out appearance. When they get excited they puff out and swing their tail back and forth. Their abundant puffy plumage makes their short legs almost invisible. Note the striking red eyes as well.

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September 17, 2010 at 2:39 pm

I’m glad you guys love puffbirds as much as I do. I was thrilled to see the white-necked and white-whiskered puffbirds on my last trip to the Osa. The white-whiskered puffbird was just as you describe: perching on a low branch in the underbrush. It was at the edge of a dirt path, probably prime flycatching territory. Thanks for this great profile!