Yellow-eyed Black Flycatcher

Yellow-eyed Black FlycatcherThe Yellow-eyed Black Flycatcher inhabits montane forest in the Albertine Rift and also uses forest edges and clearings.What does it look like?It is about 18 cm long, with a blackish chin, lores, and forehead. The rest is dark bluish-grey, with a paler belly and flanks.How does it live?The Yellow-eyed Black Flycatcher inhabits montane forest in the Albertine Rift and also uses forest edges and clearings.It uses primary and secondary montane forest, forest edges, and clearings. Its diet includes insects such as caterpillars and beetles.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.