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March 8, 2026 - Line-cheeked Spinetail (Cranioleuca antisiensis) Found from southern Ecuador to central Peru, these birds in the ovenbird family live in mountain forests and scrub. Foraging on branches in small family groups and sometimes joining mixed-species flocks, they feed on insects, including caterpillars. They build large oval-shaped nests from moss, sticks, and other materials, often at the ends of branches overhanging hills or cliffs. Females probably lay clutches of two eggs.

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Decembirb 12 - Rio Orinoco Spinetail

We gasped when we got this from the random button. Look at its little fluffy hat!

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Spinetails and allies (Synallaxini) tribe - round 1, section 1

Which is the best bird?

Tawny tit-spinetail

Orange-eyed thornbird

Chotoy spinetail

Stainbach's canastero

Red-and-white spinetail

Lark-like brushrunner

Rusty-headed spinetail

Firewood-gatherer

White-bellied spinetail

Speckled spinetail

White-browed spinetail

Bay-capped wren-spinetail

Voting ended onSep 8, 2025

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comparisons: speaking patterns

kel doesn’t speaking often but when she does she talks a lot all at once and with few breaths. wants to get her thoughts out all at once.

cass is more calculated with her words, thinks before she speaks.

atlas cuts herself off mid sentence all the time. her mind is a jumbled mess from being alive for so long and she isn’t the best at sorting her thoughts out. often contradicts herself.

hale will interrupt you and not feel bad but she is a very good listener. a woman of few but very meaningful words.

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January 22, 2025 - Pallid Spinetail (Cranioleuca pallida) Found in southeastern Brazil, these spinetails live in mountain forests and woodlands. Usually foraging in pairs and joining mixed-species flocks, they eat arthropods, picking prey from vines, dry leaves, bark, fruits, and flowers. They build globe-shaped nests with entrance tunnels from lichen and moss against tree trunks or in plants growing on branches.