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Southern Ecuador PN Podocarpus ID help (1 Viewer)
- Thread starter DustinMurrayphotography
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The shape says thrush, and the hint of wingbars make me suspect a young bird. I cannot get closer than that.
this is the list of registered birds from that area: https://ebird.org/barchart?r=L482424&yr=all&m=
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this is the list of registered birds from that area: https://ebird.org/barchart?r=L482424&yr=all&m=
Niels
DustinMurrayphotography
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I am leaning towards Black-billed Thush. Very similar color/pattern to a lot of antbirds, but I believe your right that this may very well be an immature bird. Appreciate the input.
I held off commenting because I couldn't id it (other than a thrush) but I think you're right. cf this set:
https://neotropical.birds.cornell.edu/Species-Account/nb/species/blbthr1/multimedia/photos
You bird has some adult plumage characteristics which make it differ
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Doesn't look like a Podocarpus at all! Anyway, shouldn't this be in the Trees ID section? :king:
