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    Looking for ID help with Muscicapas and Phylloscopus in Borneo

    That looks like a bird I saw in Saigon last winter, which I thought at first might be Dark-sided. This has been an informative thread - thanks to everybody who contributed. It seems in conclusion that identifying these flycatchers from below is a little problematic - best to get a profile view...
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    Looking for ID help with Muscicapas and Phylloscopus in Borneo

    Fair enough. What do you think about C? I still favour Dark-sided for that one. And what about A and B? Thanks for the article - will have a look.
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    Looking for ID help with Muscicapas and Phylloscopus in Borneo

    On the other hand Grahame and Andy are more knowledgeable than I am. Hardly in my case!
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    Looking for ID help with Muscicapas and Phylloscopus in Borneo

    I suspect A and B are Asian Brown - both have a broad, rather triangular bill looking from underneath, with a yellow base to the lower mandible. Pretty sure C-E are all Dark-sided - dark-looking, tiny all-dark bill and a messy pattern of smudgy streaks on flanks and breast. Bird D shows some...
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