ashthroated_flycatcher Photo Gallery by suzsull at pbase.com

to enlarge hit original. I typically down size the jpg to save on space, but did not in this case so if desired one could hit original ( under photo) and get an extreme close up. Only thing is you need to scroll through to find the bird. To go back to large, scroll far to left and just hit large.

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Chris Floyd		02-Nov-2011 19:22
Look at #4 in Suzanne's slide show; this gives a good view of the tail, which does not show the "j-hook" tip pattern one should have for an Ash-throated Flycatcher. Rather, it shows a pattern consistent with Brown-crested. And many of the Suzanne's photos indeed show strongly brown tone on the crest. This genus is tough (could be something else really off the wall), but I'll put my money on Brown-crested over Ash-throated. Great photo work, Suzanne! Chris Floyd

Guest		17-Oct-2011 00:30
What a wonderful variety of birds. Your photos are exquisite! Thank you for sharing them. Val

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