Any possible ID on these 4 birds? Costa rica december 22. (2 Viewers)

[goawildlifeenthusiast]

1. Im thinking female canada warbler, gray back and head, yellow belly and throat, light color feet and eye ring.
2. im thinking olive streaked flycatcher.
3. No idea
4. tufted flycatcher

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[Andy Adcock]

Agree with the others including the first, to add to the features you already mentioned, we have white under-tail coverts.

3. A young Black-capped Flycatcher, you can still see the yellow corners (flanges) to the mouth.

 

[goawildlifeenthusiast]

Agree with the others including the first, to add to the features you already mentioned, we have white under-tail coverts.

3. A young Black-capped Flycatcher, you can still see the yellow corners (flanges) to the mouth.

Hmm, it looks correct but there are no ebird sightings in monteverde Costa rica

 

[JWN Andrewes]

3 looks like Olive-streaked to me, white post ocular & yellow at the gape, which seems to be a feature of Mionectes Flycatchers.

 

[THE_FERN]

3. A young Black-capped Flycatcher, you can still see the yellow corners (flanges) to the mouth.

The "black" of the black cap here is shadow.

 

[goawildlifeenthusiast]

3 looks like Olive-streaked to me, white post ocular & yellow at the gape, which seems to be a feature of Mionectes Flycatchers.

Ok I agree with this. It has all the characteristics of olive streaked. Thanks

 

[raymie]

I think 3 is a young Dusky-capped Flycatcher. Notice the yellowish on the belly and reddish in the wings and tail, reminiscent of a Myiarchus.

I agree with your IDs of 2 and 4.

 

[THE_FERN]

I think 3 is a young Dusky-capped Flycatcher. Notice the yellowish on the belly and reddish in the wings and tail, reminiscent of a Myiarchus.

I agree with your IDs of 2 and 4.

Its structure, stance etc are very different to Myiarchus. Bills on those are big and not bicoloured as here, tails longer etc. Most especially, they don't have a white teardrop-shaped path of skin behind the eye as this does. The reddish in the wings and tail is largely (but not entirely) photo artefact. It's an olive-streaked