Myiagra rubecula/cyanoleuca

Leaden/Satin Flycatcher at Wingello, NSW

Myiagra rubecula/cyanoleuca at Wingello, NSW - 1 Jan 2023
Myiagra rubecula/cyanoleuca at Wingello, NSW - 1 Jan 2023
Myiagra rubecula/cyanoleuca at Wingello, NSW - 1 Jan 2023
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Myiagra rubecula/cyanoleuca 12 Feb 2023 natureguy
Myiagra inquieta 3 Jan 2023 BLSHFour
Myiagra inquieta 2 Jan 2023 Aussiegall

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Sorry about the poor-quality photos, the bird was not cooperating and the light was horrible

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BLSHTwo wrote:
   3 Jan 2023
I believe it is either a female Leaden or Satin Flycatcher. Definitely not a Restless, you can see the orange-buff throat/breast.
BLSHFour wrote:
   3 Jan 2023
I knew this would cause some problems. All three are possible and the male restless has orange on the throat with white under the bill which I persuaded myself I could see through the twigs when blown up. We need a category where it is " impossible to be sure of identification " birds can be filed. The restless is the least common of the three locally. Always open to discussion wherein lies progress.
GlossyGal wrote:
   3 Jan 2023
I'm a rank amateur when it comes to these things...but doesn't the fact that the dark head colour stops at the eye (see image #2) mean that it's a got to be a Restless?
natureguy wrote:
   12 Feb 2023
I agree with BLSHTwo, definitely not a Restless, I'm putting it in the category of Satin/Leaden since its not really possible to tell from this image

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