Male (plumbiceps/anteocularis) © David M. Bell eBird S22298413 Macaulay Library ML 38833721
Female (plumbiceps/anteocularis) © Jay McGowan
Male (atricapilla) © Anton Liebermann
Female (atricapilla) © Gustavo Dallaqua
Male (Marañon) © Dean LaTray
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Female (Marañon) © Jason Leifester
Male (innotata) © Aldrey Cruz
Female (innotata) © Arthur Gomes
Male (parvirostris) © Héctor Bottai

Tropical Gnatcatcher Polioptila plumbea

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Identification

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Tiny gray-and-white bird with long cocked tail and rather long slender bill. Fairly common in humid tropical forest canopy and edge. Extensive range across much of northern South America (east of the Andes, including the Marañón Valley) to eastern Brazil. Often in pairs, traveling with mixed-species flocks. Male has a black cap, gray on female.

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