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Mexican species
| Eared Quetzal (Euptilotis neoxenus) | |||
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| Monotypic: Montane forest of western Mexico; occasional southeastern Arizona. | |||
| Endemic status | Near-endemic to Mexico | ||
| Sound Guide | Song is series of subdue whinning notes much like a Pheasant-Cuckoo. Also has a similar whinning eeiiie call, and a completely different call kha - ka ka ka ka ka ka with a somewhat trompet-like ring to it. | ||
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