Red-breasted
Flycatcher
(ficedula species split into
Red-breasted -parva- and Taiga -albicila- Flycatcher)
images below show an
individual with what appears to be a pale base to the
lower mandible therefore possibly Red-breasted Flycatcher (ficedula parva)
Taiga Flycatcher (ficedula albicila) would have an all dark bill.
However, I might add that after review by a noted
Chinese scientist / biologist familiar with these species it may be Taiga
Please see:
http://www.bioline.org.br/request?zr08050
for a good article on this split and differentiation
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Taiga Flycatcher (Thailand) below:
Learn more about this species: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Red-breasted_Flycatcher
Listen to the call:
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