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Montana (USA) flycatchers (vireos?) #2 (1 Viewer)

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(Western Montana between May and August)
 

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Guessing again: 1 Hammond's Flycatcher, 2 Empidonax sp., 3&5 Western Wood Pewee, 4 Cordiilleran Flycatcher.
 
1 and 2 look better for Hammond’s in my opinion. Tiny bill and notched tail, and lacking a contrasting white throat. I do not think 4 is a Cordilleran. Cordilleran has a much more pronounced eyering, extending at the rear. It also is more greenish headed, often with a crested appearance. 4 looks better for least flycatcher IMO.
 
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