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Verdin

Contributors: Maureen Kammerer

Another small bird of hot, desert regions, Verdin remains a puzzle to taxonomists. Formerly classified with the chickadees, some think it is more closely related to gnatcatchers. Currently it is classified with penduline tits, a group of Old World birds. This bird was seen in Las Vegas, Nevada.

Verdin
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