Chiapas January 2020 (1 Viewer)

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Aliks

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• Feb 27, 2020

• #1

1. In forest around Palenque Ruins
2. In forest around Palenque Ruins
3. Park on a hill just outside San Cristobal
4. Sumidero Canyon, I think the Left and right birds are the same species

Thanks in advance

 

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njlarsen

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• Feb 27, 2020

• #2

No 2 is a vireo from the red-eye/yellow-green complex

Niels

 

Microtus

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• Feb 28, 2020

• #3

#1 might be Scarlet Tanager. I agree with Niels on #2. I wonder if #3 is an Empidonax flycatcher.

 

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THE_FERN

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• Feb 28, 2020

• #4

Microtus said:

#1 might be Scarlet Tanager. I agree with Niels on #2. I wonder if #3 is an Empidonax flycatcher.

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Yes, 3 is. In the last, I wondered if the middle bird was an over-exposed euphonia but I've not reviewed systematically

 

JWN Andrewes

Poor Judge of Pasta.

• Feb 28, 2020

• #5

The Vireo looks rather brown backed and plain lored. I had it down as a Warbling on first look, and am struggling to make it Red-eyed/Yellow-green.

Two Yellow-winged Tanagers and a Yellow-throated Euphonia for the fourth.

 

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Aliks

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• Feb 28, 2020

• #6

Slightly better view of Vireo head

A little motion blurred but perhaps easier for ID.
Most likely Least Flycatcher or possibly Yellow-Olive

 

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Jean FRANCOIS

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• Feb 28, 2020

• #7

Aliks said:

A little motion blurred but perhaps easier for ID.
Most likely Least Flycatcher or possibly Yellow-Olive

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Warbling Vireo for me too.
3- maybe White-throated Flycatcher
Jean

 

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Larry Sweetland

Formerly 'Larry Wheatland'

• Feb 28, 2020

• #8

1. How about eg Wilson's Warbler? Looking on phone, but legs look too slim and pale for S. Tanager. Ville does look broad and pale, but could it be a trick of the image?

2. Agree with Warbling Vireo or local alternative if there is one.

3. Agree it looks like an empid

 

A

Aliks

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• Feb 28, 2020

• #9

Oops got my wires crossed between vireos and flycatchers on previous reply.

Bird 2 is most likely a Warbling Vireo as everyone has suggested

Bird 1 Wilson's is very likely

Bird 3 is likely to be Least Flycatcher or possibly Yellow-Olive flycatcher

 

Microtus

Maryland USA (he/him)

• Feb 28, 2020

• #10

I agree with Larry, Wilson's is plausible for #1.

I agree that #2 is likely a Warbling Vireo.