Talk:Glowing puffleg

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Major revision of March 13, 2022

In addition to an expansion, this revision brought the article into a standard format and de-plagarized it. The former "Alternate Global Names" section is blanked because most of the languages cited have no relevance to a South American species. The one that is relevant to the species' range is Spanish, and the Spanish name for it differs among the four countries but only one name is listed, without the country. However, the section is saved in case someone wants to reinstate some or all of it. The information from beautyofbirds.com and charismaticplanet.com is replaced by data from more authoritative sources; those websites cite no sources but appear to have lifted some of their information from Cornell's Birds of the World or its predecessors (much of it verbatim). Craigthebirder (talk) 16:15, 13 March 2022 (UTC)[reply]