Ash-throated Flycatcher: Cape Florida

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Posted by Robin Diaz on November 12, 2015 at 14:44:22

Yesterday Nico Salino found an interesting Myiarchus in the Youth Camp Area of Bill Baggs Cape Florida SP. The description seemed to fit Ash-throated Flycatcher so I relocated it early today (11/12). I got a good look before the bird flew off to the northwest. It gave two "KIP" calls and a soft "kibrik" before it left. Nico's telephone photos show diagnostic field marks, including dark tips to the undertail. Park in No Name Harbor parking area and walk back east to enter the Youth Camp Area. Birders are allowed to survey the camp area past the first white gate but no one is allowed past the second white gate that says "No Trespassing."

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Yesterday Nico Salino found an interesting Myiarchus in the Youth Camp Area of Bill Baggs Cape Florida SP. The description seemed to fit Ash-throated Flycatcher so I relocated it early today (11/12). I got a good look before the bird flew off to the northwest. It gave two "KIP" calls and a soft "kibrik" before it left. Nico's telephone photos show diagnostic field marks, including dark tips to the undertail. Park in No Name Harbor parking area and walk back east to enter the Youth Camp Area. Birders are allowed to survey the camp area past the first white gate but no one is allowed past the second white gate that says "No Trespassing."

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