Ash-throated Flycatcher at Indian Hammocks adjacent

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Posted by Stephen Paez on 07:53:36 02/19/11

Went to the cemetery/field just West of Indian Hammocks park at 7:30 AM. Lots of bird activity and had a Flycatcher which I can only call an Ash-throated. I just left at 8:30 and the bird was still there. What first caught my eye was the small size of the bill (all black bill) and pale gray throat and belly. Ligher than a Great-crested. It kept a crested appearance. Rufous was bright on wing and under the rufous tail the black edges met below at tip of tail. The only call it made was a very soft "pik" sound. It would be a lifer.

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• duwohw - WalEssesype 00:03:37 02/26/11 (0)
• Re: Ash-throated Flycatcher at Indian Hammocks adjacent - Trey Mitchell 19:05:05 02/19/11 (1)
  • I posted a little video of the Ash-throated - Trey 22:03:38 02/19/11 (0)
• Re: Ash-throated Flycatcher at Indian Hammocks adjacent - Vincent Lucas 15:15:55 02/19/11 (2)
  • Re: Ash-throated Flycatcher at Indian Hammocks adjacent - Stephen Paez 17:02:27 02/19/11 (0)
  • Re: Ash-throated Flycatcher at Indian Hammocks adjacent - Stephen Paez 16:43:52 02/19/11 (0)
• Re: Ash-throated Flycatcher at Indian Hammocks adjacent - Toe 11:28:48 02/19/11 (0)
• Re: Ash-throated Flycatcher at Indian Hammocks adjacent - Stephen Paez 11:23:26 02/19/11 (0)
• Re: Ash-throated Flycatcher at Indian Hammocks adjacent - A & M for Toe 08:58:38 02/19/11 (0)

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