Black-and-orange Flycatcher

Black-and-orange FlycatcherThis flycatcher is endemic to India's Western Ghats. The male has a striking black-and-orange contrast.What does it look like?The male is about 11-13 cm long, with a black head and face, orangey-rufous back and tail, bluish-black wings, and orange underparts.How does it live?This flycatcher is endemic to India's Western Ghats. The male has a striking black-and-orange contrast.It uses the undergrowth of evergreen hill forest and bamboo. Diet information is limited, but small insects, larvae, and spiders are reported.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.