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Tawny-faced Quail Rhynchortyx cinctus
This species reaches the northernmost extent of its range in eastern Honduras, where Bonta and Anderson consider it to be uncommon. All of the records cited by Monroe are from the north coast. Stiles and Skutch describe this species as extremely inconspicuous and easily overlooked, so they may be more common and widespread than the few records suggest. This is a species that I have no experience of, so I have nothing more that I can add.