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Cactus Wren

Latin:  Campylorhynchus brunneicapillus

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Jabiru

Latin:  Jabiru mycteria

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American Flamingo

Latin:  Phoenicopterus ruber

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Limpkin

Latin:  Aramus guarauna

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Gila Woodpecker

Latin:  Melanerpes uropygialis

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White-headed Woodpecker

Latin:  Dryobates albolarvatus

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Black-backed Woodpecker

Latin:  Picoides arcticus

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Arizona Woodpecker

Latin:  Dryobates arizonae

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