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some more from Bluefields, Jamaica (1 Viewer)
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Andy Adcock
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dwatsonbirder
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Jamaican euphonia for No. 4? Looks similar to the seedeaters of Central america, but unsure that any of these would occur and the greyish underparts and olive tones to the mantle seem ok for this species. Either that or Black faced grassquit in moult - which would explain the forked tail.
No. 3 looks like a vireo spp to me, struggling to reconcile this with any NA warbler I've seen - never seen Tennessee warbler in the flesh which could be another option.
No. 3 looks like a vireo spp to me, struggling to reconcile this with any NA warbler I've seen - never seen Tennessee warbler in the flesh which could be another option.
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Good shout on the becard, compare: http://www.birdforum.net/opus/Jamaican_Becard
I think the tail on 4 is too long for Euphonia, but a grassquit in moult would explain much of it.
Niels
I think the tail on 4 is too long for Euphonia, but a grassquit in moult would explain much of it.
Niels
