Böhm's Flycatcher

Böhm's FlycatcherA flycatcher of miombo and other woodlands in south-central Africa. The sexes are similar, and the pale throat and breast carry dark triangular marks.What does it look like?The brown upperparts are finely streaked, with a pale eye-ring. The white throat and breast have black triangular marks, and the flanks are buff.How does it live?A flycatcher of miombo and other woodlands in south-central Africa. The sexes are similar, and the pale throat and breast carry dark triangular marks.It perches in the lower strata of miombo and other woodland, making short flights to catch insects.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.