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I agree with Myiarchus sp. Long body proportions and bill size/shape are suggestive. Ash-throated, Brown-crested, and Great Crested all occur in Bexar County and given the visible gape flange in pic 1 and the patchy plumage, I'd call this a juvie. Bill isn't quite as large as I'd expect on BCFL, but belly isn't quite as yellow as I'd expect for GCFL. However, given the quality of the photos, I don't think this would be identifiable past juv. Myiarchus sp.

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16 minutes ago, MerMaeve said:

Great-Crested Flycatcher?

FWIW, It's Great Crested, no hyphen. "Great-crested" (note hyphen and lower case on the second word) would infer the crest is great. "Great Crested" on the other hand (note no hyphen so the second word is uppercase) infers the Flycatcher is great and crested.

Just common name semantics :classic_rolleyes:

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21 hours ago, Liam said:

FWIW, It's Great Crested, no hyphen. "Great-crested" (note hyphen and lower case on the second word) would infer the crest is great. "Great Crested" on the other hand (note no hyphen so the second word is uppercase) infers the Flycatcher is great and crested.

Just common name semantics :classic_rolleyes:

I didn't know...............I was/am tired from getting up and mothing during the night.

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