vermillion flycatcher

Trying to identify this little flycatcher. Seen in open ground on top of cacti in Chapultepec II Park. wondered if it was a juvenile vermillion flycatcher? Thanks :)

While learning some autofocus features of my camera, I photographed this little guy just as he was about to catch a small insect.

This was listed as observed down near San Diego when I was there Fall 2013. I didn't catch up with him then, though, so extra glad to have seen one on my Argentina adventure. Rather distant, but identifiable. I note that the Latin name means "Firehead", which does seem to fit ;)

A Vermillion Flycatcher (Pyrocephalus rubinus) can be seen from the distance, as it basks in the day's first light and stands out in the wetlands of Campeche, Mexico.

This little guy flitted around me from branch to branch for several minutes then landed on this bridge rail and posed for me.

Vermillion Flycatcher (Pyrocephalus rubinus obscurus) Thirteen subspecies have been described placed into two groups; the Rubinus group and the Galapagos Group. Unfortunately 11 subspecies goes with the Rubinus group and only two with the Galapagos group not simplifying things by much. Four...

Vermillion Flycatcher (Pyrocephalus rubinus rubinus) Thirteen subspecies have been described placed into two groups; the Rubinus group and the Galapagos Group. Unfortunately 11 subspecies goes with the Rubinus group and only two with the Galapagos group not simplifying things by much. Four...

Vermillion Flycatcher (Pyrocephalus rubinus obscurus) Thirteen subspecies have been described placed into two groups; the Rubinus group and the Galapagos Group. Unfortunately 11 subspecies goes with the Rubinus group and only two with the Galapagos group not simplifying things by much. Four...

Vermillion Flycatcher (Pyrocephalus rubinus obscurus) Thirteen subspecies have been described placed into two groups; the Rubinus group and the Galapagos Group. Unfortunately 11 subspecies goes with the Rubinus group and only two with the Galapagos group not simplifying things by much. Four...

Hi Folks; This Vermillion Flycatcher was photographed by Gina in a local park nearby. Wishing you all a Very Happy Christmas and a Healthy & Happy New Year Warm hugs to all Gina `n Gus

I love to watch these guys, they are so handsome.

Taken 1-29-09 at Brazos Bend State Park, Texas. Nikon D90, Nikon 500mm ED MF f/4 lens.

Vermillion flycatcher

A gem of a flycatcher from the Galapagos Islands...

Male Vermillion Flycatcher watching for food (insects) over the river.

I really wish I could have gotten a better picture, but I just couldn't get close enough.

Finally got a good view of the eye of this bird.

Photo is taken on the west-coast of Ecuador in a semihumid woodland.

We have a number of vermillion flycatchers in this area. I've never been able to get a decent picture of one until today. And then I was able to add this to the other.

Excellent day for this little guy. I must have seen 4 or 5 during my river walk.

This female vermillion flycatcher was posing outside our hotel window in Lima.Just as we left for the airport going home the male arrived and posed - with all the camera gear packed away . Typical!