Yellow-winged Cacique photo by Pedro Gasca
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| The yellow-winged Cacique inhabits the subtropical and tropical dry forest lowlands of Guatemala and Mexico. It is related to the grackle and oriole. The nest is a conspicuous elongated teardrop shape about 2 fee long hanging from a tree limb or sometimes from a powerline. The eggs are pale blue with flecks of black and grey. |
Yellow-winged Cacique photo by Pedro Gasca |
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