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Rufous-backed Robin, Pinal County

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 01 Jan 2006 United States Publisher:Arizona Field OrnithologistsJournal:Arizona Birds (eissn: 3070-3611, Copyright policy )
Authors: Stevenson, Mark;

doi: 10.65238/392.cab

Rufous-backed Robin, Pinal County

Abstract

In Arizona in winter, it’s common for Rufous-backed Robins to forage in vegetation that allows only fleeting partial views and makes it hard to distinguish them from American Robins. This note describes several features beyond the color of the back that can help separate them.

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