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Broken rufous wing bar, bill's a bit large for an Indigo Bunting, song intermediate between Blue Grosbeak and Indigo Bunting -- I think this is a hybrid between the two. He's been around for three years in this location.

Growth Habit: Subconnate to gregarious
Habitat: Growing directly underneath pine and was initially completely covered by pine needles and leaf litter.
Distribution: Florida
Odor: Buttered popcorn
Spores: Rusty brown, measuring 8.99 – 11.69 × 4.9 – 6.69 µm
Q = 1.56 – 1.96 ; N = 19
Me = 10.12 × 5.67 µm ; Qe = 1.789
10.44 × 5.47
10.19 × 5.33
9.78 × 5.18
9.52 × 4.9
8.99 × 5.44
10.55 × 5.84
9.70 × 5.80
10.19 × 6.03
10.28 × 6.24
10.52 × 5.35
9.77 × 6.25
11.69 × 6.69
10.30 × 5.52
9.97 × 5.84
10.45 × 5.79
10.33 × 5.33
9.83 × 5.96
10.45 × 5.37
9.36 × 5.48

Tricky individual that only clucked, so unhelpful for ID. Less buffy plumage and white wing band about midway between wrist and primary tips suggest Common Nighthawk, but wings approximately the same length as tail at rest suggest Antillean. I have documented individuals by voice that appear to be hybrids not far from this location, so probably best left at genus level.