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Sitta oenochlamys
The only true creeping Philippine bird, moving up and down tree trunks or brances, from lowland to montane forest, in mixed flocks, where it is a core specie. Bill red in Palawan, yellow elsewhere. Endemic to the Philippines Least Concern (IUCN 3.1)
Spotted on Sep 6, 2014
Submitted on Sep 12, 2014
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Highly appreciated, lhankin and mika hyden, I'm so thrilled and thankful that you've picked this spotting to one of NG's Great Nature Project ;)
Your photo will be highlighted on Thursday, October 23rd. Afterwards, you’ll be able to see your photo for about a month in the Pic of the Day Collection (www.greatnatureproject.org/collections/1...). Thanks again for contributing to The Great Nature Project!
Congratulations! We would like to highlight this photo as National Geographic’s Great Nature Project Pic of the Day! It will be featured in the lower left corner on The Great Nature Project website, as well as on NG Education Twitter, Facebook, and Google+ accounts.
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