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juancar dieguez

Well-known member

• Oct 6, 2018

• #1

Hello, I have doubts, i think that this bird is Seiurus
but there are two seiurus very similars in Dominican Republic
This photo is in Los Haitises National Park , april 2018
maybe seiurus noveboracensis…. ?¿?

 

Microtus

Maryland USA (he/him)

• Oct 6, 2018

• #2

I think you are correct. I like the photo, it looks "arty". |=)|

 

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AidenD

Well-known member

• Oct 6, 2018

• #3

Seirus motacilla and Seirus novaboracensis were changed to the genus Parkesia.

 

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birdmeister

Well-known member

• Oct 7, 2018

• #4

I think this bird is a brighter P. noveboracensis, too. Note heavy streaking on flanks (no hint of buff/pink) and even width supercilium (not flared towards the back).

 

KC Foggin

Very, very long time member

Supporter

• Oct 7, 2018

• #5

It sure looks like the images of Seiurus in the Google images I just went through. Looks a lot like our Ovenbird.

 

Birdbrain22

Well-known member

• Oct 7, 2018

• #6

KC Foggin said:

It sure looks like the images of Seiurus in the Google images I just went through. Looks a lot like our Ovenbird.

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But like others have said... this is now a Parkesia noveboracensis, which is not our Ovenbird but rather the Northern Waterthrush we know.

 

juancar dieguez

Well-known member

• Oct 7, 2018

• #7

thank you , and... to the next

 

rka

ttbirds

• Oct 9, 2018

• #8

Agree.

Birdbrain22 said:

But like others have said... this is now a Parkesia noveboracensis, which is not our Ovenbird but rather the Northern Waterthrush we know.

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