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Sao paulo Brazil , bird ID # 3 Tody-flycatcher in interior bird in Sao Paulo (1 Viewer)

stephennj

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Phot taken in the month of December in Outinhos , Brazil . a few hours inland from Sao Paulo , Is it a Yellow-Lored Tody-flycatcher or common tody-flycatcher ? any ideas or comments would be appreciated ! Thanks
 

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I would suggest it is a Common Tody-Flycatcher if that really is white edging to the tail. Also the yellow on the lores doesn't look as if it spreads far enough forward.
 
Thanks dj ! someone told me that Common Tody-flycatcher can actually have yellow lores, which makes it confusing, but I thought Common Tody-flycatcher has a darker head/nape. heres two more snapshots ...
 

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Agree - Common Tody-flycatcher. In SE Brazil they show a small amount of yellow in the lores but not as much as Yellow-lored would. As mentioned in other posts the white spotting in the undertail is also diagnostic.
 
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