Himalayas-833 (Ficedula superciliaris)

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  Donald Talbott

• Jul 9, 2024

Excellent behaviour capture of this busy Flycatcher Alok, tfs Doc.

 

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  Grahame Walbridge

• Jul 9, 2024

Nice image Alok but I should point out that it is in fact a female Ultramarine Flycatcher. Dark-sided has a different head pattern, is much darker below with dark tips to the utc's and has a totally different structure; tiny bill and very long wings. Note your bird has rufous forehead/above eyes, grey pectorals and 'bluish' tint to tail

Grahame

 

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  Roynato

• Jul 9, 2024

What a lovely little flycatcher.

 

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  Kits

• Jul 9, 2024

Wonderful detail, Alok.

 

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  bievreJJ

• Jul 9, 2024

superb closeup of this attractive flycatcher, Alok, wonderful details, awesome work, many tfs!!

 

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  aloktewari

• Jul 9, 2024

Thank you Grahame ... I will correct the ID ...
Regards
Alok

 

Last edited: Jul 9, 2024

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  aloktewari

• Jul 9, 2024

Grahame Walbridge said:

Nice image Alok but I should point out that it is in fact a female Ultramarine Flycatcher. Dark-sided has a different head pattern, is much darker below with dark tips to the utc's and has a totally different structure; tiny bill and very long wings. Note your bird has rufous forehead/above eyes, grey pectorals and 'bluish' tint to tail

Grahame

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Thank you for ID correction, Grahame ...👍

 

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  Sue and Simon Wakely

• Jul 9, 2024

Beautiful Detailed Image Its So Cute A&R, Lovely Work Well Done TFs!!!!!!!!!!!!
All The Best
Sue & Simon,

 

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  ammadoux

• Jul 9, 2024

lovely capture for this tiny gorgeous flycatcher.

 

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  jbpixels

• Jul 9, 2024

A wonderful capture. They (unfortunately) love synthetic rotproof materials. Both flycatchers occur at the site. Amazing ID support.