Ituri 31 Jul 2023 @birdsandbats pretty sure all the red-faced liocichlas in the US are actually scarlet faced Liocichla ripponi edit: For those wondering, this is what an actual Liochichla phoenicia looks like: https://ebird.org/species/reflio2
@birdsandbats pretty sure all the red-faced liocichlas in the US are actually scarlet faced Liocichla ripponi edit: For those wondering, this is what an actual Liochichla phoenicia looks like: https://ebird.org/species/reflio2
Sicarius 31 Jul 2023 I can confirm that @Ituri is correct. This specimen, just like the whole captive population in the USA and Europe, are scarlet-faced liocichlas (Liocichla ripponi).
I can confirm that @Ituri is correct. This specimen, just like the whole captive population in the USA and Europe, are scarlet-faced liocichlas (Liocichla ripponi).
CMP 31 Jul 2023 Yes, Liocichla ripponi, the easiest way of differentiating the species is the tail IMO
