Empidonax Flycatcher ID help

[Julie Brown]

The field marks most apparent to me are the short bill, prominent eye-ring, white throat, and the yellowish belly. When I encountered a local expert birder shortly after I got the shot, he said Least Flycatcher when I mentioned the bold eye-ring. The wings do appear to be shorter in comparison to the tail length, but what about the yellow belly?

image made on 5-17-13 at Eagle Creek Park in Indianapolis, Indiana

Help is appreciated!

[CM Prince]

Look like a Yellow-bellied Flycatcher to me. It's range match your area.

[Sandy Witvoet]

Hi Julie,
These flycatchers are TOUGH.... there is a fair amount of variation among individuals.... but I'm in the "Least" camp.

[Julie Brown]

Both Yellow-bellied and Least fit the range. Hopefully there will be more comments. Thanks CM and Sandy!

[Paul Guris]

With that much grayish-brown in the head (instead of greenish for Yellow-bellied) and a throat that white, I'd lean towards Least.

[Ilija Dukovski]

I'd say Least too. The wingtips are short, projection relative to the tip (end)
of undertail coverts is very short. Also lower mandible is quite dark, should be almost
all yellow in Yellow-bellied.

[Julie Brown]

Thanks for the additional info, Paul and Ilija.