Help with I.D. ( looked in book already )

Hi can someone please help me id this bird iv'e tried looking in my field guide with no luck, I thought it might be some sort of flycatcher but the ones in the guide all have a two tone belly. it was shot yesterday in SW florida at corkscrew sanctuary. Thanks

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I'm no expert but it looks like a Great-crested Flycatcher.

I'm a noob but just got a new field guide in the mail today so I couldn't resist. It looks like a Yellow-bellied Flycatcher to me and the book lists its range as rare for Florida. I very well could be wrong though - just trying out my new book.

Nice shot btw.

Great-crested Flycatcher indeed.

Thanks all for your help. Colin

I would say Acadian Flycatcher based on the slight greenish tinge to the feathers and its size. The Acadian is about 5.5 inches which seems to fit the scale if the twig size can be used as a guide. The Great Crested flycatcher is a much larger bird at 8 to 9 inches and the throat and upper breast are gray with yellow mainly on the lower part of the belly. Because of the darkness of the tail and wing feathers, I am not sure that I could conclude that it is cinnamon like the Great Crested -- it could possibly be a greenish brown.