Flammulated Flycatcher

Flammulated FlycatcherThis flycatcher lives in brush and thorn forest from lowlands into foothills of western Mexico. It can be hard to notice while quiet; a 2013 recording from Jalisco captured a male singing from a tree along a trail.What does it look like?It has pale spectacles, faint dusky streaks on the breast, and cinnamon edging on the wings.How does it live?This flycatcher lives in brush and thorn forest from lowlands into foothills of western Mexico. It can be hard to notice while quiet; a 2013 recording from Jalisco captured a male singing from a tree along a trail.It stays in brush and thorn forest and can be difficult to see unless singing. A Macaulay Library recording documents a male singing from a treetop beside a trail in Chamela, Jalisco.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.