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Our samples of offspring therefore represent the vast majority, but not all, of the offspring produced by this population.

Females are tan above with a duller blue tail. Nonbreeding males are fairly plain grayish-brown birds with black bills, bright blue tails, and some blue in the folded wing. Breeding males are almost entirely blue with a strong black line from the bill through the eyes and around the back of the head, a black chest band, and a black rump.

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