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Tyrannulet ID (1 Viewer)

WilsonDiaz

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Please help with this.... It's a small tyrannulet, with a grey crest. I took the picture a few weeks ago in Bosque Pomac, north Peru.
 

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Well, I'm going to suggest Greenish Elaenia; overall fairly plain, greenish back & tail, greyish head. See what anyone else thinks....

James
 
Looks to me like Southern Beardless Tyrannulet, a common bird at Pomac. Greenish Elaenia does not occur west of the Andes in Peru

Andy
 
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