Researchers describe first-ever hybrid bird species from the Amazon

> A hybrid species forms when two parental species mate to produce a hybrid population, which then stops being able to freely interbreed with the parental species. In this case the two parents are the snow-capped manakin, named for its bright snowy-white crown feathers, and the opal-crowned manakin, named for its brilliant iridescent crown feathers.

Does anyone have photos of the species of birds and the offspring? or is the photo of a feather in the article the only thing that has been found?

My first thought was that the marketplace-algosellers are going too far.

Had to reread two times to understand the actual title.