2 Ollantaytambo, Peru, October (1 Viewer)

[oleic]

hi all
Hear 3 humming birds and one passarine.
Pic 1 and 2 is the same hummingbird.
Thanks for help.

 

[payaminotom]

1+2- Many Spotted Hummingbird
3- White bellied Hummingbird (tail underside difficult to see but overall vibe favours WB over Green and White imo)
4- Trainbearer sp, I think Black-tailed as for me bill seems slightly decurved and not short enough for Green-tailed
5- shot in the dark but White-Browed Chat Tyrant?

 

[payaminotom]

5- shot in the dark but White-Browed Chat Tyrant?

Or indeed possibly Cinereous Conebill as per your other thread

 

[AStevenson1]

Tail looks very long on 1-2 for many spotted, is it a female/juv trainbearer species?

 

[oleic]

I thought
1-2 green tailed TB
3 white bellied hummingbird
4 black tailed TB
5 white browed chat tyrent

 

[payaminotom]

I thought
1-2 green tailed TB

Tail looks very long on 1-2 for many spotted, is it a female/juv trainbearer species

Think you're right!

 

[THE_FERN]

Or indeed possibly Cinereous Conebill as per your other thread

If it is one of these 2 it's the cinereous conebill, not the chat-tyrant. We can see an ochre vent area, black malar streaks and a white cap which doesn't really meet on the forehead. The chat-tyrant's does, usually forming a white band and it has a whitish vent. When I saw this I had to check it wasn't a saltator as the facial pattern is quite similar.

 

[THE_FERN]

In 49, the shape of the throat gorget (rounded) and the quite bright green underparts (not dull, matt green) are better for green-tailed trainbearer. In this part of Peru, Schulenberg et al note the bill lengths of the 2 species are similar.

 

[oleic]

Agree with 5 as Cinereous Conebill

Thanks to all