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Costa Rica-unknowns II (1 Viewer)
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Andy Adcock
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1 One of the Starthroats - impossible to say which I think.
2 Looks like Tropical Parula
4 Brown-crested Flycatcher?
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2 Looks like Tropical Parula
4 Brown-crested Flycatcher?
A
maria-TX-BCN
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Thanks, The only Starthroat in the area is the Plain-capped
maria-TX-BCN
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Also, according to my guide, the tropical parula is out of range for this area
Check with ebird
Birdingcraft
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Probably Plain-capped but I have seen Long-billed on the Nicoya Peninsula and since hummingbirds move around quite a bit I wouldn't rule it out. So, unfortunately, I don't know which one it is from that photo.
Yellow Warbler- note all yellow below, yellow eye ring, and yellow in tail.
Probably Brown-crested Fly but since Nutting's also occurs there and looks almost exactly like Brown-crested (the ones in CR don't have as big a bill as ones up north), I would rather hear or see it in life.
Yellow Warbler- note all yellow below, yellow eye ring, and yellow in tail.
Probably Brown-crested Fly but since Nutting's also occurs there and looks almost exactly like Brown-crested (the ones in CR don't have as big a bill as ones up north), I would rather hear or see it in life.
