Antpitta (also in ProAves Colombia 2009 check-list) that, based on plumage & voice, likely is allied to G. milleri:
Urrao Antpitta - Grallaria urraoensis
http://www.flickr.com/search/?q=urraoensis&w=27992517@N08
Undescribed? But it's been described twice (so far...).Urrao Antpitta - Grallaria urraoensis
Hi Diego,
So there are no more undescribed antpitta in Colombia, are there ?
Undescribed? But it's been described twice (so far...).
Richard
Yes, I've read both! I wonder what SACC is now waiting for?it really depends on what you call a scientific description paper... if you get to read both papers, you will easily found that there is only one! - at least that way works for me...
;-)
I wonder what SACC is now waiting for?
Richard
I wonder what SACC is now waiting for?
Well, you could submit one. I'm sure that Cadena & Stiles would vote for it!An official proposal from someone I guess...
Not sure if you have seen this new species, Colombian endemic.. it is a Tapaculo usually named over the years as Pisones Tapaculo by Gary Stiles et al...
http://www.xeno-canto.org/america/species.php?species_nr2=2271.65
And there is neat info at the end of the discussion in this forum post:
http://www.xeno-canto.org/america/discuss_forum.php?topic_nr=1611
enjoy!
and come and see it.. visiting this place next week with a client!!
Diego.
Pisones Tapaculo
That's pretty awesome although one day, it will be found out that Scytalopus species are actually what has been suspected on numerous occasions- that they are feathered mice
'Peleng Leaf Warbler' Phylloscopus taxon novum.
Daniel, just in case your copy gets wet:My BBOC copy hasn't crossed the channel yet. ||
Does the "Peleng Leaf-Warbler" belong to the poliocephalus complex, the Island Leaf-Warbler, like the "Taliabu Leaf-Warbler" (Rheindt 2010, BBOC 130/1) ?
Daniel, just in case your copy gets wet:
..., which might comprise up to a dozen species-level taxa (Rheindt & Hutchinson 2007); the undescribed forms on Taliabu and Peleng perhaps form part of this grouping.