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Acadian Flycatcher ? Point Pelee, may 18th 2018 (1 Viewer)

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Hello there,

is it possible to say that it is an Acadian just according to the long primary projection ?
No other pic.
Any comments about it would be grateful.
 

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Given that view I would not think it is identifiable. The pp extension looks long, but the camera angle is not perfect. I could not rule out other long winged species like Alder, Willow, Hammond's and maybe Yellow-bellied with that view.

Andy
 
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