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Zappey's Flycatcher?? Seoul, South Korea, April 28th (1 Viewer)

sandwich311

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Hello,
I saw this and thought it was a juvenile blue and white flycatcher but then found some information online about Zappey's flycatcher. Could anyone tell me if this is Zappey's?
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The tone of blue on the upperparts, especially on the mantle, greater coverts and tail, strongly suggest Zappey's. It looks a bit dark around the face and throat though. It's not intermedia if this individual is anything to go by: https://www.shanghaibirding.com/tag/zappeys-flycatcher/

However, check this page out as well to see how similar intermedia and cumatlilis can be: http://www.birdskoreablog.org/?p=17917. Note what the writer says about morphological differences and clean flanks.
 
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