Black-and-white Monjita

Black-and-white MonjitaThis tyrant flycatcher uses wetlands and damp grasslands. A BirdLife regional record lists it at Serranías del Este in eastern Uruguay; males and females differ in plumage.What does it look like?Males are mostly white with black wings and tail. Females have a grey crown and back, a white rump and a white wingbar.How does it live?This tyrant flycatcher uses wetlands and damp grasslands. A BirdLife regional record lists it at Serranías del Este in eastern Uruguay; males and females differ in plumage.The eBird species profile lists marshes and damp natural grasslands as habitats, with occasional use of coastal dunes.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.