Help with Flycatcher Id

To:	Ken Black <>, "" <>
Subject:	Help with Flycatcher Id
From:	martin cachard <>
Date:	Sun, 8 Oct 2017 22:30:01 +0000

Hi Ken, I would say it's a Satin - first impression is upperparts are too dark 
to be Leaden, plus there's a hint of gloss on the crown as well, and because of 
this I'd hazard to say an adult female...


cheers, martin cachard,

solar whisper wildlife cruises, daintree river,

& trinity beach, cairns


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Would appreciate any help in identifying whether Leaden or Satin female
Flycatcher, ACT today.

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