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Message: <blockquote data-quote="njlarsen" data-source="post: 3480059" data-attributes="member: 7427">Thanks Eduardo,I was wondering about subspecies distribution because of three things: 1) the older ed 1 of the Garrigues and Dean FG shows as the main drawing a bird similar to the main birds in Panama with gray head with a different drawing (like your link) for a Caribbean bird2) My old Panama book states that nitidissimus is somewhat similar to axillaris and is found from Chiriqui to extreme SW CR3) the Clements check list download says that axillaris is on the Caribbean slope of Honduras to W Panama while nitidissimus is in Pacific slope of SW CR and extreme western Panama -- so according to them, what is in the rest of the Pacific slopeNiels</blockquote>