Cambodian Flowerpecker (Dicaeum cambodianum)

Hitherto treated as conspecific with D. ignipectus and D. beccarii (along with D. luzoniense). Differs from first of those in lack of red breast in male (3); greyer, less glossy green-blackish head sides and presence of pale submoustachial area in male (2); buffy-tan underparts without yellowish tinge and with paler, weaker olive-toned flanks (1); longer bill (mean male 11.5 mm, although n=3, vs 10.0 in closest populations of nominate ignipectus; allow 2); and song without higher-pitched alternating strophe (maximum frequency < 8 kHz vs 8–10 kHz; at least 2)#R. Differs from D. beccarii in its buffy-whitish vs yellowish-tan underparts in male (2); pale submoustachial line in male (1); buffy vs greenish central underparts in female (3); slightly shorter wings and tail (1); slightly longer bill (ns); different song (but n=1 for beccarii). Proposed race umbratile (from Kao Kuap, in SE Thailand) is a synonym. Appears to share same range as Myiomela cambodiana (split in this volume); whether parapatric with D. ignipectus merits study. Monotypic.