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Photo by Michael W
Milpe Bird Sanctuary, NW Ecuador
chlorophrys, Choco Warbler

The back half of the bird. Photo by: Gary Clark
Milpe Bird Sanctuary, NW Ecuador
chlorophrys, Choco Warbler

Basileuterus chrysogaster

Includes: Choco Warbler

[edit] Identification

Overall drab greenish-yellow, but note the two distinctive dark stripes on the crown. Dark eye, orange/pink legs and feet.

[edit] Distribution

Colombia, Ecuador and Peru.

[edit] Taxonomy

Two subspecies:

• B. c. chrysogaster on the eastern slopes of the Peruvian Andes
• B. c. chlorophrys from Central Colombia to central Ecuador

Chlorophrys is sometimes split as full species, Choco Warbler.

[edit] Habitat

[edit] Behaviour

[edit] References

Wikipedia

[edit] External Links