Key Identification Features
- The species' most distinctive feature is its bare, nearly vulture-like head covered in dull blue skin.
- The wings are mostly black, with wide white edges on the coverts that form two distinct wing bars.
- Adult females share a similar overall pattern to males, but differ in several features: their crown is dull olive, lores are grayish, and their face is grayer.
- Each subspecies of the masked tityra has a distinct distribution: T.
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