Key Identification Features
- Juveniles are similar in appearance, but have paler, more cinnamon-colored flanks and less distinct facial markings.
- It typically has a distinctive whitish eyebrow stripe, and its relatively long tail is commonly held in a cocked position.
- Their throat and chest feature lengthwise black, white, and gray streaks that end abruptly at the plain olive-brown lower belly.
- Its body, wings, and tail all have indistinct darker brown and grey barring.
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