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Dusky Chlorospingus (3)

Chlorospingus semifuscus

Sue Bishop

Ecuador

Date taken: Mar 11 2025

Details: multiple species

# Golden-naped Tanager
#Pichincha Province
#Birdwatcher's House and Lodge

Date uploaded: Jan 19

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Taiga Flycatcher (5)

Ficedula albicilla

Chris

Canada (British Columbia)

Date taken: Jan 17 2026

Details: outside normal range, multiple species

I went to check on our little friend in downtown Vancouver at the Aquatic Centre. No birdwatchers were there when I arrived. After walking down the beach a few blocks towards Jervis, I found him/her in a tree with the behaviour I saw before - low feeder, flying to the ground, then back back for a 30sec pause in low branches. Once I found it, others surrounded me, both casual passerbys and other photographers. Even 2 kids, who asked what was going on, and then ran closer to the bird when I explain how rare it was. Amongst the hundreds of joggers, dogs, gulls, crows, and us birdwatchers, plus the chilly foggy weather, it's pretty amazing to see this little one hanging on far outside it's normal range.

Date uploaded: Jan 18

Comments (3):
Brian Morin: You got lucky with that one and in good light too.
Sue Bishop: Great find Chris!

Flame-faced Tanager (25)

Tangara parzudakii

Sue Bishop

Ecuador

Date taken: Mar 11 2025

#Birdwatcher's House and Lodge
#Pichincha Province

Date uploaded: Jan 17

Comments (2):
Chris: That is simply stunning.
Sue Bishop: You will see it.

Taiga Flycatcher (5)

Ficedula albicilla

Chris

Canada (British Columbia)

Details: outside normal range

Canada's first Taiga Flycatcher. A real pleasure to see the behaviour of this little one in downtown Vancouver, together with dozens of other birdwatchers and many passer-byes who were wondering what all these people with long lenses were doing in the city.

Date uploaded: Dec 30 2025

Comments (2):
Ahmad Shah: Excellent find, well captured.
Chris: Thanks a lot. A very plain bird, but the surrounding excitement more than made up for it. It was interesting to see this species’ habits