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Terpsiphone rufiventer, Red-bellied Paradise-flycatcher

Passeriformes – Monarchidae

Filters: (select multiple values)

Sex

F M

Age

adult subadult

Sex determination

molecularly

Month

November December

Year

2017

Repeatedly photographed

Locality

Southwest Region, Cameroon

Subspecies

fagani neumanni

Moulting

not in moult

Other remark

no remark ageing remark

Reset filters 10 individuals shown

CMRP17-026

ssp. neumanni

Sex: M, age: adult. Trapped: November, 2017 in Southwest Region, Cameroon.

Sex was determined molecularly.

CMRP17-030

ssp. neumanni

Sex: M, age: subadult. Trapped: November, 2017 in Southwest Region, Cameroon.

Sex was determined molecularly.

Aged as subadult because of retained juvenile coverts.

CMRP17-069

ssp. neumanni

Sex: M, age: adult. Trapped: November, 2017 in Southwest Region, Cameroon.

Sex was determined molecularly.

CMRP17-098

ssp. neumanni

Sex: M, age: adult. Trapped: November, 2017 in Southwest Region, Cameroon.

Sex was determined molecularly.

CMRP17-116

ssp. neumanni

Sex: F, age: adult. Trapped: December, 2017 in Southwest Region, Cameroon.

Sex was determined molecularly.

CMRP17-126

ssp. neumanni

Sex: M, age: adult. Trapped: December, 2017 in Southwest Region, Cameroon.

Sex was determined molecularly.

CMRP17-138

ssp. fagani

Sex: F, age: subadult. Trapped: December, 2017 in Southwest Region, Cameroon.

Sex was determined molecularly.

Aged as subadult because of retained juvenile coverts. Unlike all other photographed individuals, which belong to the subspecies neumanni, this one probably belongs to subsp. fagani. Fagani is quite rare in SW Cameroon.