Scientific name: Pipilo maculatus. Formerly considered to be the same species as the Eastern Towhee, which together were called the Rufous-sided Towhee, the Spotted Towhee is now a separate species with a broad range in western North America. In parts of its range the Spotted Towhee is migratory, but elsewhere it is a resident. Male Spotted Towhees are territorial during the breeding season, and actively exclude other males, although other females are not chased away. Nest parasitism by Brown-headed Cowbirds does occur, although it does not appear to be a significant problem for Spotted Towhees.
Quick Answer. Prostitution is legal in many countries around the world, including Argentina, Austria, Armenia, Belgium, Bolivia, Brazil, Canada, Chile, El Salvador, Finland, France, Greece, Guatemala, Mexico, the Netherlands, New Zealand, Peru, Portugal, Senegal, Slovakia, Switzerland and Turkey.
Most of what you know about prostitution you (presumably) gleaned from pop culture -- crime movies and TV shows and Grand Theft Auto, all of which portray the illegal, back-alley trade. Girls with pimps and crippling addictions, climbing into cars with strangers. But prostitution is legal in many parts of the world and in one U.S. state (Nevada). There you find brothels like the Bunny Ranch, where I worked.