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Vermilion Flycatcher (female)

Pyrocephalus rubinus

Photo by SukanyaDatta
Published on Project Noah
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Field Notes

Description:

Medium sized bird with subtle colouring. First photo has been cropped to facilitate ID-ing.

Habitat:

Hotel grounds.

Species ID Suggestions

Vermilion Flycatcher

Pyrocephalus rubinus

Comments (6)

@jazz.mann ...Sorry, not an expert on anything...a generalist you may say. Yes, egret legs and feet are good for ID-ing but if obscured I would be stumped too.
let me know if you have expertise on different egrets in South Asia, as I have a few that I am not sure if they are intermediate or little egrets (the feet are obscured which is the easy way to tell)
happy to help. some credit goes to the Merlin and Google lens A/I apps, but I do have to download the photo on my computer, then upload it to Google photos, and then go to my phone to use the apps on the photos, so it does take some effort, LOL.
sure thing. and yes, female (or possibly juvenile), see the photos in the reference link
Oh wow...this must be the female because the male truly justifies the name.

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