White Monjita | Animalz

White MonjitaThe White Monjita is a South American tyrant flycatcher. A university species page describes the male as almost entirely white, with black eyes, wings, bill, and tail tip; it notes that females are greyer on the crown and back. The bird uses open grasslands and parks with scattered trees and often perches prominently.What does it look like?A male photographed in Brazil has a white body with black eyes, wings, bill, and tail tip. The page notes that females are greyer on the crown and back.How does it live?The White Monjita is a South American tyrant flycatcher. A university species page describes the male as almost entirely white, with black eyes, wings, bill, and tail tip; it notes that females are greyer on the crown and back. The bird uses open grasslands and parks with scattered trees and often perches prominently.The university page describes open grasslands and parks with scattered trees as habitat and notes that the bird often perches prominently.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.