ML626960483

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Edit: Review by Caitlin Chock determined this should be identified as "vireo sp." Their entire comment - "The documentation you have provided shows a vireo species, but I don’t feel confident offering a specific ID from the photo provided. I think using color here is not very reliable as photo artifacts from lighting can change colors quite a bit. There are two vireos that occur on the island which have dark caps and are possible at this date, either the Red-eyed Vireo or the Yucatan Vireo. A Rufous-browed Peppershrike would be exceptional (there are no documented occurrences on the Bay Islands), but it is in the video family so not too far off for the ID. I would recommend changing the sighting to “vireo sp.” to be on the safe side." As recommended, I have changed the identification to "vireo sp." Original: Only one photo, lots of fill light and little fill light shown in the two attached photos. I posted this to Facebook "What's this Bird? - American Birding Association (ABA)" and received the following response from Daniel Lane on 30 Nov 2024: "I'm getting a peppershrike vibe. Are the legs pink? They look pink here. That eliminates anything in genus Vireo." I deduced it was a Rufous-browed Peppershrike based on darker cap, lighter band across eyes, darker back and lighter below, feather sticking out halfway between legs and tail, and compatible tail shape.

Техническая информация

Модель

NIKON D5300

ISO

1100

Фокусное расстояние

240 mm

Вспышка

Flash did not fire

Диафрагма

f/7.1

Выдержка

1/320 sec

Размеры

1163 pixels x 775 pixels

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