‘Lost’ bird reappears in West Africa’s forests after more than a decade
"My brain registered, it's the Ghana cuckooshrike," Ditzel, a field research fellow with […]
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"My brain registered, it's the Ghana cuckooshrike," Ditzel, a field research fellow with […]
When Paulo Ditzel first laid eyes on the bird, he knew he'd seen something special: a vibrant orange body with yellow and black wings and tail feathers, topped by a dark head set off by almost-whimsical...
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"My brain registered, it's the Ghana cuckooshrike," Ditzel, a field research fellow with […] When Paulo Ditzel first laid eyes on the bird, he knew he'd seen something special: a vibrant orange body with yellow and black wings and tail feathers, topped by a dark head set off by almost-whimsical splashes of copper on its cheek.
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When Paulo Ditzel first laid eyes on the bird, he knew he'd seen something special: a vibrant orange body with yellow and black wings and tail feathers, topped by a dark head set off by almost-whimsical splashes of copper on its cheek.
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