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Birds 31-35 Mexico (1 Viewer)
- Thread starter ednamex
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WACCOE
Marching on Together
You also get Golden-Fronted Woodpecker very similer to Yucatan.
Dave B Smith
Well-known member
I'd agree with Yucatan Woodpecker. Golden-fronted generally shows much more yellow on "front" (right over bill).
Agree with Niels on 1,2,3, &4
Agree with Niels on 1,2,3, &4
Birdingcraft
Well-known member
I agree with the IDs except for the woodpecker. It looks like a Golden-fronted Woodpecker to me (subspecies dubius). This subspecies has red on the front like this bird and has a long bill like this one as well. Yucatan Woodpecker has a smaller bill and orangish on the front.
As for the flycatcher, maybe a pewee species?
As for the flycatcher, maybe a pewee species?
Microtus
Maryland USA (he/him)
Additionally, Yucatan has yellow feathers encircling the base of the bill, according to Howell and Webb. This bird has red feathers at the base of the upper mandible, a dubius Golden-fronted character.
Dave B Smith
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