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Sunday 12th August 2012, 12:27
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lagarto + tirimbina costa rica
I did't manage to see the head of the first bird. from behind it looks to me like a melodious blackbird. Seen in July In lagarto lodge.
rest of the birds is seen in Tirimbina rainforest centre. 2 Juvenile bare throated tiger heron. as there might be some range overlap with fasciated I want to double check. 3+4 (same bird) yellow olive or marginated flycatcher. Can't judge of the iris colour is dark enough to make it marginated. Regards, geert |
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Sunday 12th August 2012, 13:39
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1 guess you're right
2 juv Tiger herons are not my strong but I'll give my two cents anyway. Even though the bill looks quite long, the plumage and face design make me think this could well be Fasciated. 3 I agree it looks a Yellow-olive Flycatcher. Iris colour is age related so this is probably an immature bird. It takes months for the iris to become very pale.
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Monday 13th August 2012, 18:35
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Thanks Motmot,
Hope somebody else can comment on the tiger heron. regards, Geert |
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Monday 13th August 2012, 19:27
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Compare here:
http://www.birdforum.net/opus/Fasciated_Tiger_Heron http://www.birdforum.net/opus/Bare-throated_Tiger_Heron http://www.birdforum.net/gallery/sho...p?photo=193218 I make this most likely a Fasciated, but look for yourself Niels
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Monday 13th August 2012, 21:55
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Habitat says fasciated, too. They tend to be along fast moving water.
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Monday 13th August 2012, 22:10
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I agree with Motmot.
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Tuesday 14th August 2012, 06:49
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Thanks al for the help.
Nice to see that after all it was a fasciated tiger heron. Regards, Geert |
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