PN Los Quetzales 2 Flashcards by Steve Kelling

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Golden-browed Chlorophonia

Male and female both lime green with yellow belly and blue cap. Males ha

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Long-tailed Silky-Flycatcher

Very long tail and obvious crest stand out, in addition to soft blue-gray body with yellow-green head and flanks.

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Mountain Thrush

Both sexes gray-brown overall with a black bill and dark legs.

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Black-billed Nightingale Thrush

all gray, slightly browner above, with blacker cap. Bill and legs are dark. Dark eye distinguishes from Slaty-backed Nightingale-Thrush

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Black-faced Solitaire

Sleek medium-sized thrush with a beautiful voice. Listen for its fluty, ethereal phrases drifting over montane forests. Sexes alike: entirely gray with black face, black wings, and orangey bill and legs.

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Yellow-winged Vireo

Small yellowish bird; note bold wingbars and face pattern with short pale eyebrow and arc under the eye.

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Black-capped Flycatcher

Small flycatcher, darker than other similar species, with particularly noteworthy black cap and teardrop-shaped white eyering. Dull brownish wingbars.

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Yellowish Flycatcher

Small greenish and yellowish flycatcher of humid highland forests. Usually found singly, at all levels inside the forest and at edges, sallying for insects. When perched, often flicks tail upwards. Note the peaked crest, teardrop-shaped eyering

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Ochraceous Pewee

It is tawny-colored overall, paler yellow on the belly, with two brownish wingbars, an orange lower mandible, and a peaked crest.

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Tufted Flycatcher

Attractive cinnamon underparts, obvious tufted crest, and behavior are distinctive.

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Mistletoe Tyrannulet

dull whitish eyebrow, small bill, and bright yellow edging on wing feathers.

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Mountain Elaenia

drab plumage, rounded head (lacks distinct crest of larger and bulkier Yellow-bellied Elaenia), whitish eyering, and big whitish edges to the tertials.

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