Hi all, Based on these new photos, I can definitely agree with Hugh's earlier points about the brownish flight feather tones (vs. blackish in Yellow-bellied) and the spacing of the primary tips (one large gap, vs. two roughly equal gaps). The pale edgings on the secondaries look much dingier here and less contrasting than the way I perceived them on the earlier photos. It also looks consistently small-headed in these photos, and not as large- and round-headed as expected in Yellow-bellied. And finally the tone of the green coloring here really seems more golden-tinged (as in Western) vs. the colder, yellower-green tone of Yellow-bellied.
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