Bird photos - Mexico - Jesper Bay Jacobsen

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Greenish Elaenia (Myiopagis viridicata) ebird/Clements (2022)
	1141 (1 photos) Greenish Elaenia (Myiopagis viridicata placens) Grønlig Elænia ~ Mosquerito Verdoso ~ Grönaktig Elenia 2013-11-27 Camino Vigia Chico (roo), Mexico One of the green flycatchers. Characteristic in its own anonymous way with an upright position, small gray head and yellowish belly. Often alone. Yucatán 2013.
	2284 (3 photos) Greenish Elaenia (Myiopagis viridicata jaliscensis) Grønlig Elænia ~ Mosquerito Verdoso ~ Grönaktig Elenia 2016-05-14 Arroyo Carrizal (jal), Mexico Hopeless photos, mostly included as reference photos for the future. Rather common at the place. Most discovered by song.
	2441 (4 photos) Greenish Elaenia (Myiopagis viridicata jaliscensis) Grønlig Elænia ~ Mosquerito Verdoso ~ Grönaktig Elenia 2017-04-12 Bosque Los Colomos (Guadalajara), Mexico Scarce species in the park. Characteristic even though it resembles other flycatchers - but is more elongated and slim, and has the bright front eyebrow - often unique.
	3049 (4 photos) Greenish Elaenia (Myiopagis viridicata jaliscensis) Grønlig Elænia ~ Mosquerito Verdoso ~ Grönaktig Elenia 2019-06-01 Cerro Guzmán (jal), Mexico Adult bird calling eagerly. The common call of this subspecies is a rather short two-syllable call something between a Cordilleran Flycatcher and a Rose-throated Becard. Not that you don't hear the normal three-syllable, dyy-iii-yyy call once in a while, also today from another individual, but I've come to it conclude that it is more rare to here in this part of Mexico than further south.