What makes the Flame-colored Tanager's presence in the US noteworthy?
Answer
It is recorded as a rare visitor primarily in southwestern border states
The Flame-colored Tanager is much less common in the US, usually only being recorded as a rare visitor primarily along the border states in the Southwest, such as Arizona and Texas.
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