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Message: <blockquote data-quote="gerdwichers8" data-source="post: 1286119" data-attributes="member: 43516">All suggested phyllo's but one do have their occurence in the country as breeding birds, Green only tipping in the South West, the other two more wide spread. Yellow browed only as a passage migrant ? (certainly no breeding bird)Most Greenish show heavier bill but not all. This photo seems to provide reliable view on it . Apart from the supercilium, headstructure and patterning of lore and eyestripe (thin but pronounced) fit Hume's better. Actual length of supercilium is more negotiable than shape of bill (often a hardware feature)Green does not occur in Kazachstan as a breeding bird; Hume's is more widespread than Greenish. Greenish occurs only in Tien Shan</blockquote>