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The Rufous Sabrewing is a large hummingbird in the family Trochilidae, found in humid montane forests of southern Mexico and Guatemala. It has predominantly rufous and green plumage and a long, slightly decurved bill suited for feeding on nectar. The species inhabits cloud forests and pine-oak woodl...
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Large size, dramatic rufous wings, powerful flight, and limited range give it a commanding specialist reputation.
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The rufous-necked wryneck (Jynx ruficollis) is a species of small woodpecker belonging to the genus Jynx, native to sub-Saharan Africa. Unlike typical woodpeckers, it does not possess a stiff tail for support and rarely drums on trees, preferring to forage on the ground. The bird is cryptically colo...
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African wryneck has notable behavior and regional appeal; less globally recognized than Eurasian Wryneck.
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The rufous-breasted hermit is a hummingbird of the genus Glaucis ranging from Panama to Bolivia and the southern Caribbean. It inhabits forest understory and edge habitats and is noted for its curved bill, which matches the shape of certain curved flowers it pollinates. It is classified as a traplin...
Gomphocerippus rufus, commonly called the rufous grasshopper, is a short-horned grasshopper found across Europe and western Asia. It occurs in open grassy habitats, including woodland edges. Males are particularly recognizable by their club-shaped antennae with pale or white-tipped ends, a useful fi...
The rufous mouse opossum, Marmosa lepida, is a small South American marsupial in the family Didelphidae. It occurs in western Amazonia and parts of the Guianas, where it is associated with tropical forest environments. The species was formally described by the English zoologist Oldfield Thomas in 18...
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Recognized species with some specialist visibility; limited popular recognition and few standout consensus signals.
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Lactarius rufus, commonly known as the rufous milkcap, is a mushroom in the family Russulaceae that forms ectomycorrhizal associations chiefly with pines and other conifers. It produces reddish-brown caps and exudes a white latex with an intensely acrid, burning taste where the flesh is broken. The...
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