Rose-throated Tanager (Piranga roseogularis) [XC444599]
by Manuel Grosselet from Chemuyil predio el venado Tulum, Quintana Roo, Mexico (call)
Rose-throated Tanager (Piranga roseogularis) [XC28340]
by Daniel Lane from Rio Bravo Research Area, Orange Walk Dist., Belize (song)
Subspecies
Molecular-genetic evidence indicates that this genus forms a monophyletic group with Habia and Chlorothraupis, and that all three are more closely related to cardinals (Cardinalidae) than to true tanagers.
The following 3 subspecies are recognised:
roseogularis (Cabot, 1846) - Drier northern portions of Yucatán Peninsula (northern Campeche, northern Yucatán and northern Quintana Roo), in south-eastern Mexico.
cozumelae Ridgway, 1901 - Islands of Mujeres and Cozumel, off north-eastern Quintana Roo.
tincta Paynter, 1950 - More humid central and southern portions of Yucatán Peninsula, northern Guatemala and Belize.