Hi Tina,
Sorry but my response is exactly the same for a Satin Flycatcher. I just
checked the monthly graphs in The GBS Report. The Leaden Flycatcher occurs
at about 10 times the average abundance of the Satin Flycatcher. So Leaden
Flycatcher is about 10 X more likely than Satin Flycatcher, but that still
is not much. They both have little whiskers under the beak, so that does not
add much.
Philip
-----Original Message-----
From: john& [john&
Sent: Monday, 4 June 2012 9:45 PM
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Subject: re:?Leaden Flycatcher in Stirling
Thank you Phillip and Lindell. Now wonder if it was a Satin Flycatcher. I
had quite a close side-on view, but the light wasn't very good. I could see
the little whiskers under the beak.
Tina
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