Note white undertail, yellow vent (white in west Mexico), and on male dark blue (almost black). Female yellow with greyish head and nape. | ||||||||||||
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Male very similar to male Orange-bellied Euphonia, but yellow more 'pure' (Birds of Peru). Female more uniform yellow-olive without the grey collar. | ||||||||||||
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Found only in a small dry zone in central Colombia. Note the small size of the yellow patch on forehead of male compared to other euphonias. | ||||||||||||
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Common in its range. | ||||||||||||
Recently split from the Scrub Euphonia. | ||||||
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Note yellow neck all the way to the bill. The Thick-billed Euphonia is common and is more likely to be outside the forest than others. Additional photo. | ||||||||||||
On male, note yellow crown (cap) covering entire front and top of head, and black throat. Female is all yellow like Thick-billed Euphonia. | ||||||||||||
Found only in the forest. Male has yellow forehead and belly. On female, note yellow throat compared to common Orange-bellied Euphonia. | ||||||||||||
A tiny euphonia. Note yellow confined to forehead on male, and distinctive white markings on female. | ||||||||||||
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Note lack of yellow in front on male. The female is described as yellow-olive, and having a light colored belly and grey nape. | ||||||||||||
Although found in many habitat types, semi-open dry habitats may be its favorite. Female uniformly colored with no grey. | ||||||
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Widespread and common. | ||||||||||||||||||
