Flycatchers Atlantic Rainforest Brazil (1 Viewer)

steenl · Sep 17, 2012

Hello,

Three flycatchers from Brazil. Just for confirmation of the id.

Bird 1 (Photo 1 and 2) Yellow-olive Flycatcher (Flatbill)?
Bird 2 (Photo 3 and 4) Southern Bristle-Tyrant?
Bird 3 (Photo 5) A tyrannulet. Without sound no id?

Tx again,
Flycatchers my worst nightmare.

Greetings,
Lennaert Steen from the Netherlands.

steenl · Sep 18, 2012

Nobody?

steenl · Sep 19, 2012

Really no Brazil specialists in da house?

Andrew Whitehouse · Sep 19, 2012

Although they look a little different in the photos, I think the first four are all Yellow-olive Flycatchers. 3&4 are much too chunky and broad-billed for the Bristle Tyrant (which is a really rare bird that hardly anyone ever sees).

The last bird looks more like a female antwren to me - possibly White-flanked.

By the way, if you can it's really helpful if you can give more precise details on location and altitude - it's really useful for IDing stuff in the Neotropics.

Fritz73 · Sep 19, 2012

1-4 Agree with Yellow-olive Flycatchers.
5 Maybe Southern Beardless-Tyrannulet?

steenl · Sep 19, 2012

Tx guys.

So first two Yellow-olive Flycatchers.

Last one is a Tyrannulet. Not a antwren. Southern Beardless is an option.

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