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Brown Accentor (Prunella
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Credit & Copyright: Dr. Bruce G.
Marcot
Explanation: Hopping to the peak of this cairn stack is a small resident of the high Himalayan Mountains here in central Tibet. Determined to reach the peak was this Brown Accentor. Brown
Accentors are relatively widespread in central Asia, occupying subalpine and
alpine environments between 2,400 and 5,100 meters (7,900 and 16,700 feet)
elevation. At
this stop along Highway S307, we were nearly at the bird's upper elevation
limit, at over 5,030 meters (16,500 feet).
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