Strange-tailed Tyrant

Strange-tailed TyrantThis tyrant flycatcher inhabits wet grasslands near marshes. The breeding male is conspicuous for its elongated tail and bare throat, which turns red; females are brown.What does it look like?Males have a black head, back, and breast, white underparts, and elongated black tail feathers. The bare throat turns pinkish red in the breeding season. Females are brown and streaked.How does it live?This tyrant flycatcher inhabits wet grasslands near marshes. The breeding male is conspicuous for its elongated tail and bare throat, which turns red; females are brown.It lives in wet grassland associated with marshes and needs fairly tall grass for breeding. Its diet includes invertebrates.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.