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    Ecuador - A few unsure birds from Tamandua, Puyo

    Oh I didn't know that, thank you for bringing this to light. Birdsoftheworld is saying tough: "Across this broad range, the species inhabits the undergrowth in a variety of different forest habitats, including seasonally flooded areas and gallery woodland. The Black-tailed Myiobius occurs to...
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    Ecuador - A few unsure birds from Tamandua, Puyo

    Yah true, better be safe than sorry. The sunlight is strong. I'm changing it to Myiobius sp. Btw I dont know if you saw me texting, but did you get a chance to look into this Flycatcher sp on this thread yet? Ecuador - Tanager and Flycatcher
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    Ecuador - A few unsure birds from Tamandua, Puyo

    Looking into the myobius complex, I actually feel this is more likely to be a Black-tailed than Tawny-breasted. Look at how dark tawny a Tawny-breasted should appear: ML360154401 - Tawny-breasted Flycatcher - Macaulay Library Black-tailed where the breast colour looks very similar: ML590108301...
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    Ecuador - A few unsure birds from Tamandua, Puyo

    Thanks for going a bit more detailed on it. I see what you mean now!
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    Ecuador - A few unsure birds from Tamandua, Puyo

    Related to the Montane Foliage Glener, try to look at this buff-throated: ML204919101 - Ochre-throated Foliage-gleaner (turdinus) - Macaulay Library This should be the ssp also occurring in Eastern Ecuador. Dosent it seem similar in base of beak appearance? Or am I looking at the wrong thing
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    Ecuador - A few unsure birds from Tamandua, Puyo

    A bunch of photos of a few birds I'm unsure of, could be amazing to get confirmed the identifcation if possible. Picture 1 (121) - Black-banded Woodcreeper. I'm actually pretty sure of this one, becuase of the vertical bars on the belly, but since it is the only observation on this location I...
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