Arremon kuehnerii Navarro-Sigüenza, García-Hernández & Peterson, 2013 (1 Viewer)

[Taphrospilus]

Arremon kuehnerii Navarro-Sigüenza, García-Hernández & Peterson, 2013 OD here

Etymology.—The new species is named for Carl Kuehner, in honor of his long-standing engage-ment and dedication to fish and wildlife manage-ment in the United States and more broadly acrossthe Americas. He has devoted significant time andeffort to supporting conservation efforts by manyorganizations, including the National Fish andWildlife Foundation. Mr. Kuehner leaves asignificant legacy to the conservation and man-agement of the world’s natural resources.

The Eponym Dictionary of Birds claims

Guerrero Brush Finch Arremon kuehnerii Navarro-Sigüenza, García-Hernández & Peterson, 2013
Carl R. Kuehner III (b.1963) is a Director of the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation. He is a businessman, a real estate developer in Connecticut and a philanthropist. He graduated with a business degree (1982) and joined his father's company, taking over when his father retired. He is Chief Executive Officer and President, Building and Land Technology Corporation; he was formerly Chairman of BNC Financial Group and the Bank of New Canaan. Philanthropy is something of a family trait as his mother set up a humanitarian charity following the earthquake in Haiti, delivering $30m in aid; his daughter now runs that organisation. He was honoured in the finch's binomial for '...his longstanding engagement and dedication to fish and wildlife in the United States.'

The Key to Scientific Names

Paul Kuehner (fl. 2013) US ornithologist, conservationist (Arremon).

Isn't it now a synonym to Arremon brunneinucha suttoni (Parkes, 1954)? So I think the key is clearly wrong. No idea what the middle name may.