Chestnut-capped Flycatcher

Chestnut-capped FlycatcherThis small bird lives at forest edges and in open woodland in west-central Africa. It has chestnut on the crown, rump, and tail, with a buff breast and white belly. It gleans insects from leaves and sometimes sallies after flying insects.What does it look like?The mantle is gray, with chestnut on the central crown, rump, and tail. The breast is buff and the belly is white.How does it live?This small bird lives at forest edges and in open woodland in west-central Africa. It has chestnut on the crown, rump, and tail, with a buff breast and white belly. It gleans insects from leaves and sometimes sallies after flying insects.At forest edges and in open woodland, it gleans insects from leaves and sometimes makes short sallies after flying insects.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.