Image of Blue-mantled Thornbill
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I watched this bird for about five minutes, foraging on the herbaceous forb layer in the páramo. I originally identified it as a Glowing Puffleg, but someone corrected me to Blue-mantled Thornbill, which seems right except the distinct white puffs on the legs. Does the Thornbill have those?
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