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myiarchus crinitus
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Great Crested Flycatcher
A migrant in southern Texas, the crest is barely visible as it lays flat. . Flycatchers in the genus "Myiarchus" are notoriously difficult to identify except by their vocalizations. Most sources emphasize subtle differences in the distribution of red in the tail, but this widespread species of...- jmorlan
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- great crested flycatcher myiarchus crinitus texas usa
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- Category: North America
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Great Crested Flycatcher
Looking around for the next morsel.- njlarsen
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- donnelley wma great crested flycatcher myiarchus crinitus south carolina usa
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- Category: North America
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Finally came out from within
Great-crested Flycatcher It was in the Cypress Tree forever calling out. Finally it came outside and I caught it> Great Crested Flycatchers are large flycatchers with fairly long and lean proportions. Like many flycatchers they have a powerful build with broad shoulders and a large head...- KC Foggin
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- great-crested flycatcher myiarchus crinitus
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- Category: North America
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Standing tall and on Guard
Great-crested Flycatcher Great Crested Flycatchers are large flycatchers with fairly long and lean proportions. Like many flycatchers they have a powerful build with broad shoulders and a large head. Despite its name, this bird’s crest is not especially prominent. The bill is fairly wide at the...- KC Foggin
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- great-crested flycatcher myiarchus crinitus
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- Category: North America
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GreatCrested Flycatcher
Flycatchers in the genus "Myiarchus" are notoriously difficult to identify except by their vocalizations. Most sources emphasize subtle differences in the distribution of red in the tail, but this widespread species of Eastern North America is perhaps more readily identified by a combination of...- jmorlan
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- great crested flycatcher myiarchus crinitus ohio usa
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- Category: North America
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Way, Way, Early
Great-crested Flycatcher I went back over my dates for this Flycatcher and the earliest I had one arrive was in the month of March. and it's not like it's warm down here but perhaps it was colder from where it originated from.- KC Foggin
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- great-crested flycatcher myiarchus crinitus myrtle beach sc usa
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- Category: North America
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Enjoying the sunshine
Great-crested Flycatcher Population: Stable- KC Foggin
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- great-crested flycatcher myiarchus crinitus myrtle beach sc usa
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- Category: North America
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Crest up and singing
Great Crested Flycatchere- KC Foggin
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- great-crested flycatcher myiarchus crinitus myrtle beach sc usa
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- Category: North America
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I acually printed it out and hung it on my wall
Juvie Great Crested Flycatchers out on their own.- KC Foggin
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- great crested flycatcher juvenile/immature juvies myiarchus crinitus myrtle beach sc usa
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- Category: North America
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Great Crested Flycatcher
Taken somewhere on Hilton Head, but can't remember where.- tetoneon
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- great crested flycatcher myiarchus crinitus
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- Category: North America
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Great Crested Flycatcher
Flycatchers in the genus Myiarchus are notoriously difficult to identify except by their vocalizations. Most sources emphasize subtle differences in the distribution of red in the tail, but this widespread species of Eastern North America is perhaps more readily identified by the combination of...- jmorlan
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- great crested flycatcher myiarchus crinitus texas usa
- Comments: 4
- Category: North America
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G-c Flycatcher
Great-crested Flycatcher A large, flycatcher with rich reddish-brown accents and a lemon-yellow belly.- KC Foggin
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- great-crested flycatcher myiarchus crinitus myrtle beach sc usa
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- Category: North America
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Flycatcher
Great Crested Flycatcher. So many around- KC Foggin
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- 1bb great crested flycatcher myiarchus crinitus south carolina usa
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- Category: North America
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Great crested flycatcher
Other than eastern phoebes, most flycatchers are fairly uncommon down in south Florida, so it's always a pleasure to see any of them- Zackiedawg
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- flycatcher great crested flycatcher myiarchus crinitus
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- Category: North America
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Great Crested Flycatcher
This was taken at the Okaloacochee Slough State Forest, east of Fort Myers.- tetoneon
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- great crested flycatcher myiarchus crinitus
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- Category: North America
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Flycatcher
- KC Foggin
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- great-crested flycatcher myiarchus crinitus
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- Category: North America
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Great Crested Flycatcher
- pieth
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- great crested flycatcher myiarchus crinitus
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- Category: Central & South America & Mexico
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Great Crested Flycatcher II
I have seen these at Charleston and in Summerville, South Carolina. I'm so happy to show you these pictures. Something different than what I usually post.- Danielbirdwatcher
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- myiarchus crinitus perching birds
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- Category: North America
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Great Crested Flycatcher
It's been a few days and I hope everyone is feeling fine and being blessed by the Lord. Life is looking very pretty out there now and the weather is permitting.- Danielbirdwatcher
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- myiarchus crinitus perching birds.
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- Category: North America
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Great crested flycatcher
- Kadawe
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Great Crested Flycatcher
Great Crested Flycatcher (Myiarchus crinitus)- Stanley Jones
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- bryan flycatcher great crested myiarchus crinitus texas usa
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Great Crested Flycatcher
- KC Foggin
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- great crested flycatcher myiarchus crinitus
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- Category: North America
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Bye bye!
Not quite my last bird that day, but the last good shot, and the last time I saw a Tropical Kingbird that trip. Also, this one seems to be having the last laugh, even though his Latin name indicates that he's usually sorrowful. Correction: Great Crested Flycatcher. No wonder he didn't seem...- Doc Duck
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- myiarchus crinitus tropical kingbird
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- Category: North America
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Great Crested Flycatcher
- mali
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- great crested flycatcher myiarchus crinitus
- Comments: 8
- Category: North America
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Great Crested Flycatcher
- mali
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- great crested flycatcher myiarchus crinitus
- Comments: 10
- Category: North America