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Change: with botfly larvae, sometimes heavily so. Infested young appear to grow and fledge normally, without noticeable delay.Botfly parasitism has not stopped the Pale-headed Brush-Finch population from increasing markedly after cowbird control began.Photo by Mery Juiña Photo by Martin Schaefer
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Change: the young, usually all of them, are infested with botfly larvae.larvae, sometimes heavily so. ThisInfested individualyoung (agrow cowbird)and isfledge particularlynormally, heavilywithout infested.noticeable delay.Botfly parasitism has not stopped the Pale-headed Brush-Finch population from increasing markedly after cowbird control began. Photo
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Oct 31 2007, 4:50 AM EDT
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Change: Nearly all young in nests of Pale-headed Brush-Finches are infested with botfly larvae. This individual (a cowbird) is particularly heavily infested.Botfly parasitationparasitism has not stopped the Pale-headed Brush-Finch population from increasing markedly after cowbird control began.Photo by Martin Schaefer
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Change: Nearly all young in nests of Pale-headed Brush-Finches are infested with botfly larvae. This individual (a cowbird) is particularly heavily infested (so thank God that it is a cowbird!).infested.Botfly parasitation has not stopped the Pale-headed Brush-Finch population from increasing markedly after cowbird control began.Photo by Martin Schaefer
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Oct 31 2007, 4:42 AM EDT
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Change: MostNearly all young in nests of Pale-headed Brush-Finches are infested with botfly larvae. This individual is particularly heavily infested (so thank God that it is a cowbird!).Botfly parasitation has not stopped the Pale-headed Brush-Finch population from triplingincreasing markedly after cowbird control began.Photo by Martin Schaefer
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Oct 28 2007, 9:05 AM EDT
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Change: Most young in nests of Pale-headed Brush-FinchBrush-Finches are infested with botfly larvae. This individual is particularly heavily infested (so thanksthank God that it is a cowbird!).Botfly parasitation has not stopped the Pale-headed Brush-Finch population from tripling after cowbird control began.Photo by Martin Schaefer
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Oct 28 2007, 8:51 AM EDT
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Oct 28 2007, 8:51 AM EDT
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Change: Most nestlingsyoung ofin thenests of Pale-headed Brush-Finch are infested with botfly larvae. This individual is particularly heavily infested (so thanks godGod that it is a cowbird!).Botfly parasitation has not stopped the Pale-headed Brush-Finch population from tripling after cowbird control began.Photo by Martin Schaefer
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Change: Most nestlings of the Pale-headed Brush-Finch are infested with botfly larvae. This individual is heavily infested (so thanks god that it is a cowbird!).Botfly parasitation has not stopped the Pale-headed Brush-Finch population from tripling after cowbird control began.Photo by Martin Schaefer
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