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Olive-sided flycatcher? - So. Cal. (1 Viewer)

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dant1999

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I saw this bird last month near Los Angeles. My initial impression was that this was a western wood-pewee, but I was wondering if this is actually an olive-sided flycatcher. The bird did not call. Any thoughts?
 

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