[ROM Birds 114842] Trogon comptus - First record at East of the Andes??

[OACColombia]

I wish confirm the ID of this specimen!!! Trogon comptus is distributed for the Choco region, at western Andes. Canalendres is in the Eastern Foothills of the Andes, at the western slope of the Serranía de los Churumbelos (near Mocoa). Perhaps this specimen is a Trogon mesurus instead T. comptus?!?! this would be the First record of Ecuadorian Trogon in Colombia!!

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You can view the original detail page on VertNet. Here are the original record contents:

Term	Value
Modified	2015-06-02
Language	en
RightsHolder	Royal Ontario Museum
AccessRights	not-for-profit use only
CollectionID	urn:lsid:biocol.org:col:34954
InstitutionCode	ROM
CollectionCode	Birds
DatasetName	Ornithology
BasisOfRecord	PreservedSpecimen
DynamicProperties	Meas: TL: 255; WS: 200 x 125 mm; Colours: iris brown, bill grey, feet bluish
OccurrenceID	URI:catalog:ROM:Birds:114842
CatalogNumber	114842
RecordNumber	AP 308
RecordedBy	Pazos, A
Sex	male
LifeStage	adult
ReproductiveCondition	t: 3x2 mm
Preparations	skin; skeleton
Disposition	in collection
EventDate	1972-02-21
Year	1972
Month	2
Day	21
VerbatimEventDate	19720221
HigherGeography	South America; Colombia; Putumayo Department
Continent	South America
Country	Colombia
StateProvince	Putumayo Department
Locality	Canalendres
VerbatimLocality	Canalendres
VerbatimCoordinates	011000N;0763500W
DecimalLatitude	0.4037442
DecimalLongitude	-75.4953003
GeodeticDatum	WGS84
CoordinateUncertaintyInMeters	205362
GeoreferencedBy	Bradley G. Millen (ROM)
GeoreferencedDate	2011-01-19
GeoreferenceProtocol	MaNIS/HerpNet/ORNIS Georeferencing Guidelines, GBIF Best Practices
GeoreferenceSources	BioGeomancer
GeoreferenceVerificationStatus	verified
GeoreferenceRemarks	possibly a waterfall, near Mocoa, georef'd as Putumayo Department
ScientificName	Trogon comptus
HigherClassification	Animalia; Chordata; Aves; Trogoniformes; Trogonidae; Trogon
Kingdom	Animalia
Phylum	Chordata
Class	Aves
Order	Trogoniformes
Family	Trogonidae
Genus	Trogon
SpecificEpithet	comptus

[bradmROM]

Hi:

There is no original identity on the original field collection tag so I can suppose that this ID was assigned to this bird here. Looking at it I believe that it is a Trogon comptus but since part of the specimen has original damage, part of skin missing on breast, I am going to add a question to this ID in database.

[OACColombia]

Hi Bradley, thanks for checking out the specimens (include the other issues). I talked with Arturo Pasos the last year, trying to figure out the historical locations sent to ROM and other museums, but time doesn't came alone... he don't remember with certain those localities well. However, I have friends in Mocoa and some localities (such as Canalendres) will be possible re-confirm. Say hello to the new ROM Curator and keep in touch.

OAC

[bradmROM]

Hi: And thank you for the reply. If you can supply me with coordinates for this sometime in the future? It would be appreciated. Again. Thank you.

Sent from Brad's Samsung Galaxy Mobile Note 3

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