Belize - Caracol - 12.17.2018 (1 Viewer)

[rec1972]

#1
I had this as a White-Collared Seedeater. Is it Morelet's Seedeater or do I have it completely wrong?


#2 - 4: Unknown But I think I should know it.

 

[rec1972]

Third Bird:

I have this as Black-cowled Oriole.

 

[rec1972]

4th bird.

unknown hummer

Rufous-Tailed?

Thanks in advance

 

[njlarsen]

I will leave #1 alone, two seems to be a euphonia, agree on the oriole, and feel Rufous-tailed most likely for the hummer

Niels

 

[mjh73]

two seems to be a euphonia

Niels

Female Yellow-throated Euphonia?

 

[rec1972]

Thank you.

Could the euphonia be a female scrub? that is the closet I see in my Howell and Webb.

 

[mjh73]

I'm sticking with Yellow-throated....
https://neotropical.birds.cornell.edu/Species-Account/nb/species/yeteup1/appearance#simspecies

Female Yellow-throated Euphonia is distinguished from the females of other sympatric species by the combination of whitish or pale gray throat and center of the breast and belly, and yellow flanks. The females of Scrub Euphonia (Euphonia affinis), Thick-billed Euphonia, and Yellow-crowned Euphonia (Euphonia luteicapilla) have entirely greenish yellow or yellow underparts; and the female of White-vented Euphonia (Euphonia minuta) has a whitish throat and yellow breast.

 

[THE_FERN]

I'm sticking with Yellow-throated....
https://neotropical.birds.cornell.edu/Species-Account/nb/species/yeteup1/appearance#simspecies

Agree. Also, 1) does seem to be female "White-collared" or "Morrellet's" Seedeater (some authorities split this species into two, in which case it's Morrellet's, the southern grouping).

 

[rec1972]

Female Yellow-throated Euphonia?

Looks like ee cross posted. Yellow-throated makes sence I had a male in the same tree.

Thanjs

 

[rec1972]

Thank you. Seems ebird has split them.